Works range from acrylic, watercolor, oil pastel, graphite and colored pencil.

My inspiration for drawing the human form comes from my time spent wandering]the museums in London, that’s where I discovered, all the great artists Practice nude drawings, and it must be something I should learn.

I took a printmaking course at the university of St. Kathrines, along with Drawing and Painting. Here is where I learned how to make prints and fell in love with the process.

“self portrait”

This print was made with the Monoprint technique, followed by a ghostprint to copy the design

“Horse”

Linocut print. Series of 9 prints on 100% cotton paper.

The Critic, The Lucky, the Guardians

My first series ever was made with the idea of creating characters that were familiar enough to be seen as people yet distorted enough for the viewer to question the realities of beauty standards and facial diversity and expression. This was a test of my color theory and helped me dig deeper into my art style. These pieces I wanted to cause a lingering look, almost wondering what you are looking at. Completed the series in under 10 hours over the course of three months at the age of 18.

This mixed media portrait used the reference of Egon Schiele ; Erwin Dominik Osen, Nude with Crossed Arms, 1910. the two are very different stylistically. this portrait uses oil pastel, watercolor, acrylic paint, pen and colored pencil. This work was finished in just 45 minutes.