Told in Color and Form explores Salish oral histories through multimedia, two-dimensional works grounded in my Sinixt ancestry. Translating living stories into visual form, asserting story as presence, not past.

This section highlights my design work across traditional and digital media. Projects demonstrate a strong visual sensibility, attention to detail, and the ability to translate concepts into clear, compelling visuals. Work here reflects versatility in style, storytelling, and design problem-solving, suitable for professional and client-based applications.

This section features my illustration work created through both traditional and digital methods, including digital painting, graphic novel skill sets, and storyboarding. These works emphasize visual storytelling, expressive mark-making, and clarity of imagery, showcasing a flexible approach to illustration across narrative and professional contexts.

Of The Lakes is a body of work that explores my Salish ancestry through contemporary art, reconnecting with stories and traditions I never had the chance to experience. It reflects a search for identity, belonging, and the lasting power of cultural memory.