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In 2010, I began a ten-month stint working at CAC Beardsley Community Farm as an AmeriCorps volunteer. While there I designed this project which we submitted to the...
These drawings illustrate the ten levels of Urban Land Scouting. All drawings done with india ink and black walnut ink on rag paper. Please contact me for prices. ...
The Urban Land Scouts are a group dedicated to promoting and teaching good stewardship of our immediate land. Everyone is welcome to join the Urban Land Scouts. ...
VENDredi was a collaborative design charrette curated by myself and the talented Hilary Williams. In it participants were asked to create a kit to be sold in a...
These costumes each address a specific aspect of culture I wish to change or to which I would like to draw attention. I began thinking about the states in which...
The second of two "Small Book Exchanges" centered around the theme OBSOLETE/EXTINCT. Participants were invited to edition a small book in response to the theme....
Four "maps" of locally gleaned food. Lithography, monoprinting, and walnut ink illustration with gold screen printed maps on back. Amaranth Apples Pears ...
At the bottom of this page is a slide show of this work and the process leading up to it. This is the lengthy and narrative version of the work. Mid-way through my...
Drawings inspired by a Street Food dinner hosted by Mockingbird-Events. Each image connects food, place, and memory. Morning Call Coffee Stand, Metairie, LA ...
"Tour de Plants" (pronounced "plah-nze") was an urban bike ride around Knoxville, TN in which riders traveled to several checkpoints and planted edible perennials....
These Gleaning Tours were held in two neighborhoods north of Downtown Knoxville. Participants were given maps of the neighborhood and encouraged to note their...
