People ask me all the time what I studied in college. Biology. Animal Science, to be specific. I milked cows, worked in a lab, and was in the pre-vet club. I drew anatomical diagrams in my notebooks and could work out chemical equations in a very organized and legible manner, but didn’t “have time” for real art. … More I’m not a scientist, but then again maybe I am.

Spring issue!  This one’s all about local parks, gardening, National Bike Month, Earth Day, and the return of the STRAWBERRIES! I contributed a couple of illustrations – this one shows my ideal way to celebrate Earth Day. (Created in Photoshop.)  >>

For every illustration I must research the subject in order to show accurate anatomy, behavior, color, and environment. Cedar Waxwings (Bombycilla cedrorum) are gregarious song birds, moving in flocks to feed on berries and fruits. They don’t sit still for a minute, which makes it hard to study their brightly patterned plumage. When sketching these birds, … More Cedar Waxwings

This series of anatomical illustrations of marine invertebrates was created for Mystic Aquarium in Mystic, CT.  The artwork will play an important role in educating guests and school groups about some local marine animals they can encounter at the Aquarium and the nearby shore.  My hope is that these images will inspire curiosity among adults and … More Art for the Aquarium