New Project in Bellingham
Af year-long project for the City of Bellingham, located along Maplewood Ave. in the Birchwood neighborhood.
Mural for Mud Bay pet supplies Headquarters
On May 21, I had the pleasure of attending the opening ceremonies for Mud Bay’s annual “MudStock” event, which is a day that all 45 of their branches throughout the…
Dedication of the Diversity Mural in Shelton
Diversity Mural dedication at Choice High School on June 14, 2018 The Diversity Mural at Choice High School in Shelton, WA was dedicated in June 2018, though it wasn’t quite…
Diversity Mural in Shelton, WA
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In 2012, I approached Choice High School hoping to work with students to create a large mural on a blank exterior wall on the school, located in downtown Shelton,…
New banner design for Olympia, WA
I’m very excited that one of my papercut designs has been fabricated as a metal banner for the South Capital Neighborhood in Olympia, WA. The banner is now mounted right…
Diversity Mural in Orlando for Pulse Nightclub
After the shooting at Pulse Nightclub, I had this idea to create a mural made of hearts that form a rainbow – with the hearts being made by anyone wanting…
Skatepark Memorial Mosaic
I installed this mosaic panel on May 31, 2017 at the South Kitsap Skatepark in Port Orchard. I love this project because it is in a public space used by people from all walks of life, yet it is deeply personal.
2018 Schedule of Events
2018 Schedule 3/3: Opening of Chiaroscuro; Creating Shadows in Mosaic at Wallow Gallery, Carlton, OR. The exhibit will be on display through May. 4/27-28: Olympia Arts Walk: Wycinanki-style papercut designs…
New mosaic mural in Walnut Creek, CA
This 15.9 x 5.6 foot mosaic was installed in Walnut Creek, CA in November 2015. It is made of stained glass, and was fabricated from a design provided by the…
Art/Mosaic Program for Teens in Shelton
Choice Mosaic Program , a weekly drop-in class at Choice High School in Shelton, WA. This began as an outreach program for homeless teens and my position was funded by a grant from the McKinney-Vento Act. The program has been very successful, so the school has found funding to continue for yet another year, and we are no longer under pressure to serve only homeless youth.