While I primarily work within the performance department, my work there has greatly influenced my fashion illustrations. I work in mainly in fantasy, sci-fi and in the supernatural when it comes to creating characters where even with their abnormal body parts or additional limbs they look as if someone spent a long amount of time creating a cosplay outfit for a convention but still feel like a part of our world, albeit a different side of it. In this same way I use many bright colors and patterns that draw the eyes to the figures and the outfits they wear and have been called a colorist by many teachers and students because of this but I just can’t help it when there are so many colors just asking to be part of an illustration.
Super villain summoned superhero, 2022
Every villain is a hero waiting for an act of kindness to pierce their heart.
Look into Evil, 2021
Cursed objects are safer when left in one piece so ignore the trickster’s voice asking for freedom.
Hidden Treasure, 2022
Small items can create the brightest of lights to push back the darkness.
Witch’s Helper, 2021
Whoever says a robot can’t learn magic is in for a rude awakening when she finds you.
Red Guidance, 2022
Power is an amazing thing to hold but can be a dangerous path to follow.
Into the Technicolor Void, 2022
A robot lost to the cold voids of space absorbs, creates and reflects the patterns of the stars it passes by.
Anchored to the Sea, 2022
Female and male selkies are both bound to the sea in different ways, women by their furs being taken away forcing them to live on land while the men bring women down to the sea to never see land again.
Power of the Dance, 2022
What would it be like if the strong women of Marvel and DC came together in alluring spectacle of power.
Infectious Lust, 2022
Women are often depicted as an avatar of lust in the seven deadly sins and in the media but it shouldn’t be forgotten that men are too.
With Pride She Reins, 2022
Pride is many things, a nice and dangerous thing to have, something that is defended, and is hard to defend. It’s easy when you are queen.
My work as an artist started with illustrations depicting the struggles of self identity through the transformation of the body as well as the mind. In performance art my works surround the notions of power, endurance, ritualistic world building, transformations of the body and accountability as well as exploring social themes of race in both the LGBT+ community and disabled community. In my fashion illustration works I use more muscular women of color figures as many works show more thin and tall figures which is an unrealistic way to want to look. Bodies have curves, scars, deformations and so many different skin tones that deserve to be highlighted and considered beautiful and normal. I work within a wide variety of mediums and practices such as fibers, sound, sculpture and fashion.