Illustration for Tribeza Magazine (Austin, TX) about the ever evolving experience of being a parent and homemaker, written by Kristen Armstrong.

Personal illustration of a personal computer.

Race ready RV

Illustration for Tribeza Magazine (Austin, TX) for a heartfelt piece written by Kristen Armstrong about the shifts taking place in some of the older neighborhoods in Austin.

One of many Illustrations for children’s book "‘Elliot and the Moonship” written by Alice Heinrich and published by Lil Bit Lit studios.

Illustration for NPR covering a article about Désiré Mulumeoderwa, a Rwandan carpenter building the first African made piano since 1989.  

First piece for a fun little series of unorthodox pet portraits.

Illustration number two in a series of unorthadox pet portraits.

Two singles covers and full album cover for Keon Masters first solo album.

Personal work. 

Illustration to accompany a poem entitled Affliction by Kristin Laurel. The poem is part of a series being published by NPR from writers who have a connection to the healthcare industry, and this particular poem deals with a nurses battle with 'compassion fatigue'. 
The illustration can be found in context HERE.

A set of illustrations made for Southern Foodways Alliance's Gravy Magazine. The article covers the rise and victories of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and their MacArthur Grant winning co-founder Greg Asbed. 

Illustration for "Convergent Visions" Fasthetic #15 in collaboration with SXSW. Human trials for CRISPR are underway. Both established laboratories and clever biohackers are embracing this technology in a venture to edit the human genome. 

GIF I got to create for NPR to accompany an article about trauma cased by a natural disaster, and the people displaced by Hurricane Irma. You can read the article and see the work in context HERE. 

Self Directed illustration based on found and collected film slides. 

A set of illustrations made for Southern Foodways Alliance's Gravy Magazine. The article covers the rise and victories of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and their MacArthur Grant winning co-founder Greg Asbed. 

Illustration for NPR for an article about the unintended negative consequences when doctors flock to "low-resource" countries, and the steps that can be taken to mitigate unintended harm. 

GIF created to accompany an NPR article and radio story about the way the brain has evolved to interact with sound. You can listen to the story and see the image in context HERE.