• Artworks on this page are for sale.  

• Limited edition prints produced on presses or weird outdated hand-powered machines (no digital prints)

• All drawings/paintings are one-of-a-kind and do not exist as prints 
  
  
• Artworks shipped flat, with matboard backing &  plastic sleeve.

• Pricing includes shipping/handling within the continental USA
  
  
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“Castles in the sky”
8.5” x 11,” watercolor and micron pen on heavyweight Arches

How fabulous cities must have looked to medieval peasants

“Sunset with the Pod”
8” x 10,” acrylic ink on cream Stonehenge

A heard of walruses is called a pod.

This pod was drawn from life/death at the Field Museum in Chicago

“Owl Dreams”
8.5” x 11,” acrylic ink on heavyweight Arches

Not a restful night of sleep.

Based off of sculptures from the art deco section of the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC

“Open Up Baby”
8.5” x 11,” acrylic ink on heavyweight Arches 

Based on recurrent nightmares of being force-fed psychotropic berries by pushy birds who don’t take ‘no’ for an answer.

“Tubers and Cigs”
8.5” x 11,” acrylic ink on heavyweight Arches

A humble repast by the seaside. 

“Athena & Pals”
8.25” x 6,” rapidograph ink on heavyweight Arches

In this case, the goddess Athena identifies as genderqueer, has an undercut, and sleeps on a mattress on the floor

“Just Mammals”
8.25” x 6,” rapidograph ink on heavyweight Arches 

The delicacy with which I painted this small ink drawing is meant to contrast with the weird and uncomfortable nature of its content.

“Big Mamma”
8” x 10” Copic Markers on Archival Marker Paper

Inspired by a real dog at the Durham ASPCA.  She has since been happily adopted into a loving home, but this drawing remains available.

“Sphinx Constults Oracle”
8.5” x 11,” rapidograph ink & watercolor on heavyweight Arches

Even sphinxes need guidance sometimes.  The oracle in question is part beast, part futuristic machine.

“Zen Archer”
8.5” x 11,” rapidograph ink & watercolor on heavyweight Arches

I don’t pretend to have any knowledge of zen, and this is a reference to nothing except my random thoughts.

“Queer Dance Party”
8.5” x 11,” Charcoal Pencil on various BFKs, Rice paper paste

And you’re invited 

“Friday Night & It’s Lit”
8.5” x 11,” Charcoal Pencil on BFK

Bring your friends.

“Dream Woodshop”
8.5” x 11,” Charcoal Pencil on various BFKs, Rice paper paste

 Significantly different demographic here than in the woodshops I’ve worked in, but hey, a girl can dream.  

“Anything Helps”
8.5” x 11,” Charcoal Pencil on BFK

 We all make bad choices sometimes. 

“Suburban Gargoyle”
8” x 10,” Fountain pen ink on watercolor paper, rice pasted onto archival black hot press Canson paper

Two smaller drawings make up this larger drawing of a mastiff and her lair

*Warning: Non Archival Materials*

“Old God”
8.5” x 11,” ball point pens and highlighters on ledgerbook page

I drew this as an in-person adjunct instructor, during class time while my students were completing tests.  The ledgerbook was one I used to take attendance and the drawing materials were supplied by the community college at no additional cost to adjuncts.

I cannot guarantee that the paper, pens, and highlighter I used are of archival grade, and I suspect they are not, which means they might fade or deteriorate over time.   Hence, the price for this piece is lower than comparable archivally made drawings.