Layered abstract drawings built like printmaking separations, released as collections, with each color layer able to be recolored, recombined, and scaled from framed print to full wall.

I make abstract digital drawings the way a printmaker builds a print: one color per layer. Each series begins with a set of base layers in a single drawing. From there I develop a family of related pieces by shifting, hiding, and recombining those same layers. The result is a body of work that is visually unified but never repetitive. Each piece is a moment in time, recording the relationships between shapes and colors on a given day, like a journal kept in drawings.

Because the work is built from color separations, it adapts easily to production:

• Collections: Each series is a coordinated group of 6–12 designs sharing one palette and vocabulary.

• Colorways: Any layer can be recolored, producing alternate palettes of the same design.

• Production-ready: Limited, discrete colors translate directly to rugs, wallpaper, and textiles.

• Scalable: Designs work from framed prints to full wall murals.

• Sequences: Related pieces combine into diptychs, triptychs, and custom grids.

Available for:

• Licensing for rugs, wallpaper, wall murals, and home textiles

• Framed collections in custom sequences, for homes, interior designers, and hospitality

• Digital editions, including customizable colorway options