MY VARIOUS MAKINGS

I couldn't stop thinking of a resin trinket dish on Etsy and decided to make something similar myself! I painted this to look like a shallow pond with koi fish and lily pads.

I made this charcoal drawing for a college final. Honestly, it was my solution to a last minute project but I ended up loving the stark contrast and moody feeling. One of my favorites!

I mean, this is one of many I made when I worked as a florist but is definitely one of my favs. I love using leftover flowers from bigger arrangements to make interesting smaller ones like this!

These were my first pottery painting pieces! I was experimenting with the layering of colors and how color fades would work. Overall I loved how they came out and I can't wait to use them!

I made this print through the copper plate etching process. I wanted to illustrate a subject that felt innocent while confused and helpless. That's what led me to a dog in a cornfield.

This one is simple, I really just wanted an excuse to make another pottery painting and made my cat a water bowl! For no reason at all I just decided to make tomatoes the focus. Simple but functional!

I made this print through the woodblock suicide-cut printmaking process, painstaking this one was. By printing 7 individual colors in layers, I wanted to give a dramatic effect, emphasizing the depth and meaning of this print.

I remember wanting to have this themed birthday party since I never had before! What better birthday to do so than my twenty first right? The aesthetic was red black and white—some of my favorite colors!

This was a fun casual project to make a birthday invite for one of my friends. A big cookout for everyone to show up and show off!