About

ILLUSTRATION + DESIGN + SCREEN PRINTING

I was introduced to the hands-on nature of serigraphy in 1988 as part of an Intro to Printmaking class. I fell in love with the craft. The inherent limitations add to the creative process. Each step along the way, a puzzle is presented that impacts the art. Print order, paper stock, ink color and opacity are a few of the variables that go into the design. Separations are created, screens are prepped, ink is mixed and each color is printed – individually by hand.

The final edition is determined based on an inspection of each print then signed and numbered. In the end, there is a tremendous amount of satisfaction seeing the tangible results of each decision come to life.

I love that there is a passionate niche of designers and collectors that appreciate the intricacies of the art form and the pop culture history. Bands and festivals continue to embraced limited edition posters as a way to connect with their fans and commemorate events. I am always interested in feedback and exploring opportunities so please don’t hesitate to reach out.