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All works | standalone pieces and drawings by category

A series of three wordless narrative illustrations following a black cat and a raven, their interactions drawing on witchcraft folklore. Personal project, letting the images carry the story without any text.
Two tarot cards, mixed media (watercolor, marker, pencils). An incomplete personal project: a first exploration of the visual language before deciding whether to develop the full deck.
Two cover proposals for young readers' classics — Lord of the Flies and Pippi Longstocking — with mockups. Personal, uncommissioned project, made to explore illustration and layout across two very different tones within the same age range.
A personal project reimagining a The New Yorker cover — unofficial, unaffiliated with the magazine, made purely as a design exercise. The illustration uses a flat four-color palette (yellow, purple, red, blue), depicting a woman crossing a crosswalk with two dogs, seen from a bird's-eye view.
Two illustrations in mixed traditional media (gouache, collage, pastels), portraying a character with its curious meal. Personal project addressed to children's publishing, made to explore characters and texture
A two-page comic built entirely around a two-color contrast. Everyday scenes: dogs, kind people, small ordinary moments. Personal project with original story, uncommissioned.
A two-page comic, original story and art. Set in the early 2000s, it follows two friends and the lost key to a forgotten diary. A short story about friendship and the things we bury without meaning to lose them. Personal project, uncommissioned.
A personal project built around four beer labels; each one styled after a big cat, told in feminine form. Made to show how I approach a project from concept to label.
A pop-up tunnel book concept, part of a pitch built for children's publishers. The full project includes five double-page diorama spreads; shown here are the cover and one spread, selected to represent the mechanism and the story. Hand assembled prototype, original story, uncommissioned.
A personal project reimagining the artwork for Trouble Will Find Me by The National — front and back sleeve, plus the vinyl label. Unofficial, unaffiliated with the band: just a design exercise, made because I love the album.