Client: Boston Medical Center
Medium: Illustration / Cover & Editorial Art
Year: 2022

I created four original artworks for Vital Village Networks’ Community Food Systems Fellowship Roadmap, a guide to building local food systems that support healing, resilience, and caregiver leadership.

The illustrations highlight themes like community care, food justice, and generational wisdom, reflecting Vital Village’s mission to support child, family, and community well-being.

Click here for the full version of the Community Food Systems Fellowship Roadmap.

Client: Vermont Catholic
Medium: Illustration / Cover Art
Year: 2023

I was commissioned to create cover art for Vermont Catholic magazine, designed to spotlight and celebrate BIPOC voices and cultural backgrounds within Vermont’s Catholic community.

The illustration honors the diversity of lived experiences and traditions that shape the faith and identity of Catholic Vermonters, centering inclusion, dignity, and representation.

Client: Burlington Discover Jazz Festival
Medium: Illustration / Flyer Art
Year: 2023

I had the honor of creating a portrait of acclaimed saxophonist and bandleader Lakecia Benjamin for the 40th Anniversary of Burlington’s Discover Jazz Festival.

As the festival’s guest curator, Lakecia brought together a visionary lineup of artists, celebrating the legacy of Jazz Fest while shaping its future. My artwork was featured on the official flyer, capturing her bold energy and the spirit of this milestone event.

Client: VT Public
Medium: Illustration / Flyer Art
Year: 2024

The Vermont Public Artist Collaboration series, titled "Art From Every Corner", celebrates the diverse and creative individuals who call Vermont home.

The piece features an abstract outline of Vermont containing a stylized human holding a colorful heart, surrounded by daisies, rainbows, and the black-and-white colors of a cow.

This collaboration underscores Vermont Public's commitment to showcasing the rich tapestry of voices and talents that contribute to the state's vibrant cultural landscape.

Client: Burlington Discover Jazz Festival
Medium: Illustration / Flyer Art
Year: 2024

For Burlington’s Jazz Fest 41, I had the honor of illustrating Adi Oasis—renowned musician, producer, and the festival’s 2024 curator—for the official flyer art.

As curator, Adi brought together an inspiring mix of legendary and contemporary artists, honoring jazz’s cultural and historical roots while pushing the genre forward. My illustration aimed to reflect her vibrant energy, artistic vision, and the dynamic spirit of the festival.

Client: All The Rivers
Medium: Illustration / Flyer Art
Year: 2026

I was commissioned to create an original digital illustration created for a benefit concert supporting Vermont's immigrant community at the Flynn Center, Burlington VT.

Five figures gather inside a luminous circle all united in a river of international flags representing the world's immigrant communities. A psychedelic swirl of warm and cool color radiates outward, rooting the scene in joy, ceremony, and collective voice.

This piece honors the resilience, culture, and dignity of immigrants from across the globe who have made Vermont home.

Client: Sonido Mal Maiz
Medium: Illustration
Year: 2025

I was commissioned by Latin-psychedelic Burlington-based band, Sonido Mal Maiz to create an original digital illustration inspired by Maiz’s grandmother for their latest album, Mamaguela.

Maiz’s grandmother rises from the center, as a cosmic maternal figure winged and watchful, beneath Spirit, a radiant all-seeing eye crowned in fire and feather. The universe hums around her.

Client: Amaris Castillo, Author | IG: @amariswriter
Medium: Illustration
Year: 2026

I was commissioned by author Amaris Castillo to create an original digital illustration inspired by a story from her upcoming book, Bodega Stories — created for her snail mail campaign.

A Haitian woman with pink nails stirs a bubbling pot of Soup Joumou over an open flame, surrounded by butternut squash, plaintains, celery, carrots, and herbs. The kitchen pulses with Haitian cultural markers — an Ayiti mortar, Erzulie Dantor’s Vèvè on the wall, Toussaint Louverture on horseback, and a window opening onto the lush Haitian countryside.