2025
Best Picture Book Illustration
Pacific Picture Book Prize (fictional)The Bear Who Lost His Hum.
Award
KIND WORDS
Clients, collaborators and the people I make things for.
Pip gave our bear a heart. Kids ask for this book every single night.
Rosa T.Children’s book editor
Our corner finally feels like ours. People take photos in front of the mural daily.
Ben A.Grocery owner
People buy the box for the raccoon. We are completely fine with that.
Kim L.Founder, granola brand
Example reviews for a fictional business.
RECOGNITION
2024
Featured illustrator
Sketch & Story Magazine (fictional)A cover and four-page interview.
Press2023
Community Art Award
Portland Neighborhoods (fictional)For the Oak Street mural.
Recognition2022
10,000 prints shipped
Print shop milestoneHappy walls everywhere.
Milestone
CASE STUDIES
Picture bookLittle Fern Press (fictional)
The Bear Who Lost His Hum
32Pages
140Sketches
3Printings so far
MuralOak Street Grocery (fictional)
A 40-foot mural for a neighborhood grocery
40Feet wide
40Gallons of paint
200Neighbors who stopped by
PackagingSunny Side Granola (fictional)
Granola boxes that make mornings brighter
6Flavors
+31%Shelf sales
1Very happy raccoon
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING HAPPY
Books, magazines, packaging or a big blank wall — tell me about it.
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