Wild
During Inktober a couple of years ago, to illustrate the word “Wild” I created this tangle of prairie wildflower. Colored digitally, it is now available as a print in my shop!
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Going Green
For the Spring 2022 issue, Edible Reno-Tahoe approached me about creating an illustration that encompassed ideas around sustainability in agriculture, eating, and fine dining. I created a cover illustration and half page interior using these elements.
Read MoreNative Roots Farm
Native Roots Farm, a small, organic, family-run farm in Northwest Indiana, approached me about creating a branding illustration for them to use at farmers markets and on their soap labels. They wanted to feature Tilly, their favorite goat, along with some of the beautiful flowers they grow at the farm.
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Magnolia buds and blossoms on a yellow background. Also available in green.
Read MoreGet Figgy With It
Repeat pattern of figs and leaves on a purple background. Available in additional colorways.
Read MoreLet Your Dandelions Grow
In homeowners’ annual battle with the weeds, everyone loses, especially native insects, that rely on early-blooming plants like dandelions as they emerge from winter hibernation or cocoons. By letting your lawn “grow natural,” you can help support native pollinators, reduce the use of harmful pesticides, AND enjoy the fireworks of yellow, purple, and white on a healthy and diverse patch of land.
Read MoreWheel of Fortune
The first in a series of reinterpretations of the Major Arcana tarot cards through the lens of nature and nature symbols. This one is based on the Wheel of Fortune card. My interpretation includes the seasons and natural cycles, as well as the four elements (earth, air, fire, and water).
Read MoreGoldfinch and Sunflowers
Illustration of an American goldfinch, sunflowers, and thistle. This was adapted for a page in my 2022 calendar, as well as combined with other birds and flowers for one of two 500-piece puzzles available in my shop.
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Full-page illustration for a feature article on planting and maintaining gardens that support pollinators. The illustration includes several native plants including bee balm, coneflower, milkweed, and columbine, and common pollinator insects.
Read MoreMoon Moth Tarot
The second in a series of reinterpretations of the Major Arcana tarot cards through the lens of nature and nature symbols. The moon symbolizes intuition but also the need to resist illusion.
This image is available as an art print and tee in my shop.
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