Whether you're looking for a brand refresh, a custom watercolor piece, or someone to help solve your most bizarre creative problems, I'd love to be the one to help. I work across many disciplines because I believe the best solutions come from combining the unexpected, allowing us to create something that genuinely clicks.
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I take on both marketing/design commissions and fine art commissions, and often, the most exciting projects are somewhere in between.
What I Create
Marketing & Design
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Brand identity systems and guidelines
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Marketing campaigns and creative strategy
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Visual content and promotional materials
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Just about anything that requires design thinking and problem-solving
Fine Art
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Watercolor pieces, my specialty
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Murals and large-scale installations
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Custom pieces in various mediums
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Experimental projects that push boundaries
I love a challenge, so if you have a wild idea, bring it to me—if I find I only know 90% of the skills required, I'm confident I can either learn or locate the remaining 10% to bring your vision to life.
How it Works
Pricing
Commissions start at a $150 base rate, with final pricing determined by the scope, size, medium, level of difficulty, and timeline of your project. I calculate additional costs based on the time and materials required. A 50% deposit of the expected total is required upfront to move forward.
Process
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Reach out via the contact form below with a loose idea of what you have in mind.
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I'll ask clarifying questions and work with you to align the expectations.
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We'll determine pricing, timeline, payment agreements, and what you can expect.
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I'll get to work bringing your vision to life.
What to Have Beforehand
You don't need to know everything yet, but it helps to have an idea of:
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Your budget expectations
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The style you're drawn to (reference images/inspiration welcome)
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Timeline or deadline
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Size or scope of the project
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Any specific information I should know upfront
Timeline & Revisions
Smaller projects can be completed in terms of days or weeks, while larger works require more time, depending on the scope and complexity of your desired artwork. I include limited revisions in the initial scope (typically 1-2 rounds maximum), with additional revisions available for an extra fee, as they still require my additional time and expertise.
Not sure which style yet? For examples of my work across various mediums and styles, please visit my portfolio. (Additional gallery below.)
Collaborations are different from commissions. Instead of executing a client's vision solo, I am enthusiastic about working with other creative professionals or brand as partners to make something bigger together.
Specifics
I'm open to working with individuals, collectives, nonprofits, or entire companies. Think: joint art series, co-authored books, multi-artist campaigns, or experimental projects that combine our unique skills.
Collaborations may be compensated partnerships or passion projects, depending on alignment with my existing goals and the nature of the work. I'm selective about what I take on, but when the right project comes along, I'm all in.
Side note: Trader Joe's, if you ever need packaging design, murals, or visual campaigns... you know where to find me.
A Note on Working Together
I want to be upfront about something important: I don't do work for free. This isn't about ego; it's to maintain respect for my time, my work, and the broader community of artists who deserve to be compensated for their skills and expertise.
Art is one of the things, if not the thing, that makes us distinctly human. We create art for connection, for beauty, and for the sake itself. Thus, I believe in drawing clear boundaries around the value of creative work, both for my own sake and for the sake of others.
When you work with me, you're getting someone who will treat your project with intention, intelligence, and care. I believe quality work deserves appropriate compensation, and I will bring that same standard of respect to every collaboration.
Ready to Start?
Fill out the contact form below; I'm so excited to hear your ideas.
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