🎨Art Nouveau Portrait Study — After Alphonse Mucha
A personal Art Nouveau study after Alphonse Mucha’s Moët & Chandon Crémant Impérial (1899), created as a return to detailed portrait and ornamental illustration.
Rather than aiming for a faithful reproduction, I used Mucha’s...
A cover can carry a place, a memory and a narrative across more than one panel.
For Chase the Stars, a paid fanbook commission, I translated a story of separation and hope into a continuous printed cover system. Scottish landscape research shaped the terrain; autumn crocus and...
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...
