An illustration I made for Good Neighbor restaurant which just opened up in Sacramento California. It will be a mural wall wrap on the exterior surface.
An Illustration I drew that journals homegrown talent in sports from San Jose’s past, present, and future. This was commissioned by the City of San Jose and applied as a mural wall wrap in their City Hall Rotunda exhibition space.
In November 2025, during the NWSL Championship in San Jose, I collaborated with Nike as a hyperlocal artist at Santana Row, creating customizable designs that celebrated Women’s Soccer. Scroll down to see photos + process.
Here is another illustration I made for Runners World for an article about boredom during long runs.
I’m happy to share that in addition to my independent practice, I’m starting a new position as Designer at Rhymesayers Entertainment. Rhymesayers is the label behind the MF DOOM estate and many other retro hip-hop artists. I will be focused exclusively on the creation and development of physical music products (vinyl, CDs, cassettes) and merchandise (softgoods, accessories, and bespoke products).
Below is a graphic I designed for the label’s 30th anniversary.
A look at the front cover and in-progress sketch for the back. They’re part of the
wraparound artwork for my upcoming book, a collection of my works with a few notes on the process. I hope to release it in Fall of 2026.
I recently had the opportunity to create the commemorative poster for Working Partnerships USA’s 30th Anniversary, celebrating three decades of economic, labor, and racial justice work in the South Bay.
The artwork centers on a portrait of a young community member, symbolizing the next generation of leadership being built by those who came before. Around this central figure, community members paint and build together, reflecting the collective effort and intergenerational strength that has shaped WPUSA’s history.
Throughout the composition, I included visual elements that represent solidarity and growth — from the scaffolding that ties everyone together, to the local landscape and native plants that root the scene in the South Bay. The symbols within the piece, like the raised fist, megaphone, and sunrise, point toward action, hope, and renewal.
This project was a reminder of how creative work can honor the past while pointing toward the future. I’m grateful to have collaborated with an organization that continues to uplift workers, families, and communities with vision and heart.
Illustration I made for Runners World Magazine for an article about “7 Lessons Learned From Running 35 Marathons”.
Illustrations I made for merchandise related to the limited album release ‘Jestures’ by Atmosphere. These were made into fake Movie Posters, clothing, and accessories.
Illustration I made for Roses Too for an article and data report about Fast Food employee working conditions.
