Spring. Commissioned painting from a 4-panel series, “The Seasons”. Oil on cradled hardboard. 36” x 36”. 2024.
Purchasing a work of art is an act of discernment. It’s a choice that lingers- on your walls, in your life, and maybe even through generations. That’s why my pieces are created with careful attention to longevity: archival materials and craftsmanship that endures. But beyond preservation, a painting or drawing should enchant. My goal is to create work that continues to reveal itself over time; it’s something that draws you in again and again, offering new details, textures, and emotions each time you see it.
The world teems with beauty, but I’m particularly drawn to the often-overlooked creatures and plants that dwell in the mosses and fungi. The tiny, secretive lives that shimmer beneath the leaf litter - subtle, strange, and luminous in their quiet way- are the heart of my work. They remind me that magic doesn’t shout but hums.
Graphite drawings are a particularly intimate way to experience this world. Their silvery tones feel timeless and suit any space. They are also wonderfully accessible art, and can be a meaningful gift for a wedding or anniversary, or just a purposeful addition to your own collection. Carefully rendered and rich with fine detail, each drawing is a love letter to the hidden wonders of the natural world.
A graphite drawing made in 2023 for and article in The Old Farmer’s Almanac about invasives —featuring the Giant Hogweed plant, Heracleum mantegazzianum. The detailed drawing shows the umbellate flower heads, seeds, stems, and leaf margins for identification.
22” h x 12” w.
Art will be shipped flat sandwiched between layers of fome core and cardboard
Summer, 2022. 36” x 36”. From “The Seasons” series.
