Non-Fiction

Through collaboration or personal research, these works are based in the real world.

Postcards

White Mountain Beauties

This trio of postcards are designed off of three of the artist’s favorite places in the White Mountains region of New Hampshire.

These postcards are currently being sold at Doogan’s Gift & Fudge Shop in Bethlehem, New Hampshire

The Fire Fighter and the Foam: A Commentary on the AFFF Spill in Brunswick, Maine

The Fire Fighter and the Foam is an acrylic and watercolor painting done in partnership with the Friends of Casco Bay. It is a reflection of the apocalyptic feelings that permeated the residential area that was affected by the 2024 AFFF (Aqueous Film-Forming-Foam) spill at Brunswick Landing.

The art and the artist were featured in the Friends of Casco Bay’s online seminar called Imagining a Healthy Future for Casco Bay: A Student Perspective.

Tour Card Vignettes: A Collaboration with the Maine Maritime Museum

This project entailed creating illustrative character designs of historical figures who worked at the Percy & Small Shipyard where the Maine Maritime Museum now resides. Each were designed using information, locations, and artifacts provided by the museum.

Next vignette portraits were made as illustrative designs for tour cards meant to supplement tours of the museum’s permanent shipyard exhibit.

Thank you to Sarah Timm for helming this projects and Luke Gates-Milardo for taking over the project in Timm’s stead.

Educational

The Importance of OSHA Zine

This zine was created as a friendly introductory guide to the function of OSHA (the Occupational Safety & Health Administration), its importance, the threats it faces.

The Needham Journey: an expedition to make the Maine State Candy

This animated magazine spread illustrates the artist’s experience making needhams in Portland Maine. The left page focuses on their trip to gather the ingredients and the right page shows how they made them.

Annie Oakley: Ladies Can Shoot Too

This piece combines Annie Oakley’s literal and fictional legacies. It works together with a short biography on a magazine spread.