I create visual art & illustration exploring the emotional core of wildlife conservation and environmental advocacy. Weaving natural science with my personal observations of wild and not-so-wild spaces across the western states, I reflect on contemporary ecologic issues. Through emotive designs I hope to shift our attention toward the quiet interconnectedness and resilience of life on Earth by honoring the ever-shifting stories of our wild neighbors with skill, reverence, and awe.

Deep ecology teaches us that humans are part of nature, not above it. While we are living through an era marked by human-driven resource exploitation and mass extinction, there is still endless opportunity to discover, respect, and protect what's left of the wild. It is our responsibility to bear witness to both grief and joy during this age of anthropocentrism, understanding the scale of environmental destruction while also savoring the act of being in relationship with the land and life where we live.

Grounded in the belief that emotional connection to nature is essential to meaningful environmental change, my work is a heartfelt call to live in reciprocity with the more-than-human world. I use science and art to encourage informed, heartfelt connection to nature, inspiring people to notice the wonder around us and rewild our hearts.