Editorial+, 2015-2026
Hand-painted illustrations for various publications and organizations.
LAAB MAGAZINE #3: THREE'S COMPANY, 2025
Contributing illustrator. Originals done in colored pencil.
A newspaper published by Beehive Books. “[This issue] is organized around the number three, from the holy trinity to the menage a trois. The erotic, the sacred, the profane...”
Client: Seattle Kraken, 2025
Design for the hockey team’s Pride Night jersey. The disco ball symbolizes a particular moment in the journey of the LGBTQ+ community’s to liberation; a time when queer people could more openly self-express, and see their true selves reflected back to them in spaces that felt inclusive and celebratory. For the logo, I utilized colors and patterns previously crafted for a 2022 painting in which a giant, glorious, gay dance party is depicted unfolding.
Client: Max Brown Hotels, 2018-2023
Hand-painted illustrations were created of the actual spaces in and around these hotels, along with spot-illustrations, which were used to help evolve Max Brown’s brand to create a new visual identity.
*Graphic design documentation by Studio Lidderdale
Co-owner and illustrator at Pilgrim Paper Co., 2015-2019
A paper goods studio creating illustrated cards
Each card design was hand-painted with gouache on paper before being reproduced.
*Photo documentation by Nelle Clark, DJ Shiflet, and Anna Kasabyan
SPICY METAL Issue 1: Bursting, 2017
Original illustrations done with gouache + colored pencil
A comics journal published by Mount Analogue and Cold Cube Press. Each issue is centered around two artists and one theme.
Client: McSweeney’s, 2015-2016
Illustrations for an ongoing column, Inside Witnesses: One Crime’s Many Narratives by Marti Jonjak
“[At] a Seattle bar called The Twilight Exit, James Anderson shot two people, then was killed by police. These events reverberated through dozens of lives, including Marti Jonjak’s, because she was there. So were cooks and customers and bartenders and karaoke hosts and bouncers. Through interviews and testimony, Marti profiles the figures from this surrounding world.”