Fine Art and Props

I was tasked with designing and recreating a dozen mixed media sculptural art donut designs based on the infamous Voodoo Donuts of Portland. The right shows my initial design process, the left is the final result. Was displayed at Hopscotch PDX for a limited run.

I was tasked with designing and recreating classic Pac-man characters and power ups as mixed media sculptural art donuts. I achieved the perfect ghosts by delicately tracing images with "frosting" and reverse layering them for the perfect outlines. Was displayed at Hopscotch PDX for a limited run. (panel design is not my work, only the donuts)

My first book binding project, I originally tea stained, dried, and bound all of these pages to recreate River Song's Journal of Impossible Things from Doctor Who. I later updated it, creating a new cover out of card board and craft paper, to be the perfect prop to my Mabel Pines cosplay.

For these mixed media sculptural donuts, I was to recreate the iconic PDX carpet in frosting. Every element was hand piped by me, free hand.

This project was a wild one that necessitated some creative problem solving when my plywood was cut to incorrect measurements. We salvaged what we could and ended up with a perfectly believable coffin, as long as the camera never saw the back panel. 

A personal project of mine, I enjoy taking thrifting stuffed animals that may otherwise end up in a landfill and turning them into something spooky and new. I promise they aren't real human teeth.

I was tasked with designing and recreating the iconic Simpsons donut. Every single sprinkle was individually hand sculpted by me, and the clouds hand painted. Was displayed at Hopscotch PDX for a limited run.