What if the end of a legend felt less like defeat than a return home?
Mourning Glory began as a 2012 line drawing of Arthur resting against the stone Lady of the Lake. In 2015, I rebuilt it into a complete exhibition piece—developing the cemetery setting, reducing several sword...
What changes when the same tragedy is retold by a different character?
Vow to Thee, My King began as four tarot-inspired illustrations from a female knight’s perspective: duty, devotion, forbidden love and sacrifice. I later returned to the same original story through the king,...
What if a football story were told as a tarot-inspired triptych?
For this private commission, I created two individual player portraits and one shared composition around loyalty, separation, faith, legacy and the hope of reunion.
Repeated arches, ornamental borders, football...
A portrait can hold more than a likeness.
For this private birthday commission, I built an Art Nouveau–inspired visual system from a couple’s own symbols: a bird and a fish, Virgo and Taurus, morning glory and hawthorn, rings, and a blue-green palette.
The challenge was to keep...
What do you do when the storyboard runs out—but the story still has to move?
For No-Show, a four-minute original music-video collaboration, one instrumental passage was still unresolved, with only a broad suggestion of birds and a falling feather. I developed it into a scrolling...
