A screen printed "squash" style accordion book with papercraft seagulls and back cover. Part of 'Ink, Press, Repeat' 2025 at the William Paterson University Galleries.

A 2"x3" accordion book with window cutouts. An experiment in using light for composition.

A 3"x2.5" accordion book with a cutout cover. Left side of the ferry, looking south.

A miniature 16-page saddle-stitched book measuring 2 inches by 2 inches. A brief video of a small patch of rain on concrete was recorded, and each drop within the 2 inch square was transcribed onto a page of translucent vellum.

A 4"x4" 1-page Turkish map fold zine with three pinback buttons enclosed. The book is an illustrated depiction of data related to a variety of soils found in the Cascade range.

A 4.5"x4.5" 16-page popup book with seven illustrated spreads, each featuring a unique moth. The final page is a map of the location the book was sold at, and varies from edition to edition.

A cylindrical book constructed of textured paper with chalk and oil pastel highlights. Each is constructed by hand and features a set of small papercraft oyster mushrooms. The interior of the book is a scroll of paper measuring 2.5" x 30", and depicts a timelapse of the log.

A pair of accordion zines created after a series of trips to the Cascades and the Olympic coast. Risograph printed and featuring macro illustrations of the local ecosystem in flux.

A book constructed from paper that has been block-printed blue on one side with alternating spreads of blue and white. Each image is a stencil cutout using only the color of the page behind it, with the illustrations carefully designed to be non-overlapping.

A collaborative project between fifteen artists. Each artist designed a 'mixtape' (small playlist) and a 4" x 2.75" accordion zine with each song represented in one page. The final book is a collection of all fifteen zines packaged in two clear cassette boxes. Run of 16.

A tiny browser game about poking around in dirt and discovering small wonderful things.

A pair of staple-bound books written in a pesudo-academic style about the phenomena of desire paths and fasciation in plants. Full text available online.