Illustration
Images born of Art Nouveau elegance and elusive dreams, where fluid ornament constructs realms of grotesque beauty.
My illustration style blends biomorphic forms with Art Nouveau elegance, weaving whimsical detail into grotesque beauty. Each piece balances fluid ornament with unsettling charm, creating images that feel both dreamlike and uncanny.
Leukoen-cephalitis
Goddess of Memory and Forgetting, commands the tentacular and tangled depths of the mind. With a touch, she can ignite perfect recall, dissolve painful memories, or reveal truths long buried in the subconscious. (Digital Drawing, August 13, 2022)
The Fate Sisters
The Fate Sisters, known in Greek mythology as the Moirai (Clotho – the Spinner, Lachesis – the Allotter, and Atropos – the Inflexible), are three powerful deities who control the destiny of every mortal and god. (Digital Drawing, April 17, 2025)
The Ejaculation of Uranus
Digital Painting, Winter 2022.
The Fate Sisters
The Fate Sisters, known in Greek mythology as the Moirai (Clotho – the Spinner, Lachesis – the Allotter, and Atropos – the Inflexible), are three powerful deities who control the destiny of every mortal and god. (Digital Drawing, April 17, 2025)
Nebula's Ethereal Voyage
Graphite on paper, later digitally added color, Winter 2022.
Yrotsrehtnes Erp
Digital Illustration, Summer 2023.
Agni — The Goddess of Inferno
Digital Drawing, Jan 20, 2026.
Eros — The god of love, desire, and attraction
Digital Drawing, Feb 5, 2026.
David’s Universe
Archival Printing, September 2021, Dimensions: W.16” × H.20”
David Wojnarowicz (1954–1992) was an American artist, writer, and activist. He created powerful art about his life as a gay man and his fight against injustice during the AIDS crisis. Emerging from New York City’s East Village art scene in the 1980s, his art included painting, photography, and writing, often focusing on love, loss, and anger at government neglect of the epidemic. His legacy continues to inspire conversations about identity, activism, and the power of art to drive change.
This digital hand drawing pays homage to David’s legacy, incorporating recurring elements from his work such as frogs, sex, tadpoles, sperms, ripples, and embryos. These symbols reflect his powerful artistic style and capture elements of his abusive childhood, struggles in life, and his capacity for love.
Krakenolia (Kraken's Twin Daughters)
Archival Printing, Fall 2019, Dimensions: W.16” × H.20”
Krakelinoë (Kraken's Twin Daughters)
Archival Printing, Fall 2019, Dimensions: W.16” × H.20”
Nephthys & Isis
Nephthys (or Nebet-Het), the goddess of mourning, the night, protection, and childbirth and Isis, the goddess of magic, healing, motherhood, and fertility. Archival Printing, Spring 2022, Dimensions: W.11” × H.14”
Krakelinoë (Kraken's Twin Daughters)
Fall 2021, Dimensions: W.15” × H.20”
Dawn of Grace (Grateful Monday)
The Rising Swell (Overwhelming Tuesday)
Summit of Wonder (Awe-Inspiring Wednesday)
The Distilled Lens (Concentrated Thursday)
Labyrinth of Threads (Complicated Friday)
Abyss of Shadows (Horrified Saturday)
Gilded Spell (Enchanted Sunday)
The Open Threshold (Embracing Monday)
This collection explores the art of collage, both physical and digital, combining diverse materials, textures, and imagery to craft complex and visually dynamic compositions.
This is a gallery of fashion, merch, and accessories that celebrate playful design. From ethereal costumes to whimsical everyday items, these pieces are crafted to be mesmerizing and full of life. It is a collection where fashion meets imagination.
This collection represents years of developing drawing skills across a diverse range of styles and subjects.
A collection of captivating and hypnotic animations through complex visuals. These are moving images and montage that speak in chaos, poetry, and phantasm.
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