Printmaking
Specializing in relief and monotype, I like to work reductively, letting the forms emerge from the shapes around them. I’m drawn to the spaces between things: the quiet tension of power lines, the stark contrast of silhouettes, where architecture and nature meet.
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Herman
Home is wherever you roam. A whimsical woodcut print of Herman the hermit crab. Created over the course of two months, it was proofed for a BIG INK event.
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Jonesy and the Xenomorph
A tribute to H.R. Giger’s Alien and his feline companion, Jonesy. Maybe the big chap is just a little misunderstood.
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India Series
A series of woodcut prints inspired by my time spent in India. Three compositions capturing street-level scenes from daily life, presented in three distinct color variations.
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New England Landscapes Series I
Monotype series inspired by my commute through the Pioneer Valley. Capturing the narrative of travel using bold contrast and heavy ink.
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New England Landscapes Series II
Monotype series building on earlier work, exploring larger scale and layered colors, adding new depth and subtlety to the landscapes.
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New England Landscapes Series III
The continuing monotype series where color takes center stage, used more boldly than before, to create dynamic, vibrant landscapes.
SPOTLIGHT:
The Boston Athenæum
Honored to have eight of my original monotype prints acquired by the Boston Athenæum for their Prints and Photographs of New England Collection—and featured in their New England on Paper exhibition!