Growing up as the child of an engineer and a graphic designer, I was exposed to myriad creative possibilities. Technical illustration, digital art, design, traditional printmaking — these were all mediums I got to explore. And I enjoy all of them to this day. I enjoy work which will allow me to employ a bit of everything I have learned, creating art that is as rich and multidimensional as possible.

In college, I focused on traditional printmaking and scientific illustration, while also studying biology. After graduating, I began work as a medical illustrator and instructional designer, developing these skills further.

My home is in the Eastern Sierra, where I am able to climb, ski, hike, and get out birding in the most beautiful landscape I have ever seen. The plants and animals native to this region are a huge inspiration behind my work, and I hope that by creating art which celebrates our local biodiversity, I can help others engage with and care for our environment.