Whether you’re in the medical world, a fellow disabled human, or just curious about all the ways our bodies can go “wrong” (and right!) I’m glad you’re here.
illustrated illness & disability:
What started off as a way to cope with my own chronic illness in 2017 has slowly grown into a collection of art that aims to prove that anatomy is not gross.
By mixing anatomical and botanical illustration with woodburning as my primary medium, my work emphasizes the natural beauty of the human body — in all of its forms.
If you’re looking for a small sticker to show your love for cardiology, or a statement piece for your living room wall, I’ve got you covered.
Based on my experience with vision changes from a concussion, this piece combines plants that can damage vision, plants that can cause muscle weakness, with the anatomy of an eye.
After concussion, many people struggle with visual accommodation: or the muscles in your eye contracting and releasing in controlled ways to help focus images on your retina.
Part of the Illustrated Illness Series.
Measures 9×14”, woodburning on live edge basswood round.