I mostly work with charcoal, soft pastel, and pencil when it comes to drawing, but am open to working with other materials if you have something in mind, such as chalk art, which is something I have experience with.

Some examples of drawings I do include portraits with charcoal and soft pastel, and flower bouquets with pencil.

I work with intaglio, woodblock, linocut, collagraph , and cyanotype printmaking. If you are interested in working with me to develop a print design or purchasing a print you see from my website, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Murals are my favorite projects to work on. I can work on designing an idea that your interested in having in your home, to your studio, office space, and more!

I love to work on a larger scale so if you have a larger project in mind, don’t hesitate to ask!

At the end of the day, it all comes down to communicating what you want, and what I can do.

I prefer to work on a larger scale with all mediums:

Painting canvases I find myself with 30×40 inches or 36×48 inches most often.

Drawings commonly range between 18×24 inches or 20×30 inches.

Printmaking ranges from 9×12 inches to 20×30 inches.

While these are the scales I’m used to working with, I am always open to working with you on the size of your personalized artwork. The smallest I am willing to work is 10×10 inches in all mediums.

I do not charge you for our initial discussion on what you are looking for. When it comes to ideation and coming to an understanding between what I’ll be working on for you, that all comes for free.

I am willing to meet online via google meet, phone, email, or in person to discuss working together.

Free consultations, but the artwork is not!

Pricing is up for discussion while in motion to start the project, but the expenses of my work relate to the sizing, the cost of supplies, and the amount of time I work on said artwork.

During our initial discussion on your personalized artwork, I will send you a proforma invoice to give you an idea of the cost you will end up paying for the final piece.