Sparking the Cosmic Imagination The Atlantic Monthly written by Rita J King

booklet cover: ink + colored pencil the piece as used for the album

My weapon of choice for the last eight years has been almost exclusively a rapidograph pen accented by colored pencils. Markers joined the ranks this past fall. I...

T-Shirt design and Guerilla Campaign available at wireandtwine.com This project started with a maniacal stroke of insight and a sharpie. Already lamenting the sad...

a series of drawings created using a technique which submerges the figures partially in the page. pieces in this series had showings in Boston and Chicago as...

I've made a foray into comics. I've always believed the potential of sequential art far surpasses video in that it leaves ample room for the viewers imagination if...

It Will Be Fun, I Swear I took part in The Sketchbook Project 2011, a collection of thousands of sketchbook along various themes that are making an eight city...

a series of blockprints commissioned by City Feed and Supply

A design for an engraving on one side of a clear vinyl album for art-noise band Neptune

A series of illustrations of children demonstrating some sing-songy phrases that kids have historically used to make each other cry.

My friend and internet community-builder Michael Eades asked me to design the first official t-shirt of Moustache May; the annual month-long online phenomenon where...

Scenic painting was part of my bachelor of fine arts. After school, I worked in scene shops and regional theaters painting large scale drops, translucent drops,...