"Precipice," Congressional Art Award Winner, New York State (2015)

From Rodin (charcoal) and John (colored pencil)

Downey (graphite) and Frederick (watercolor)

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“Clue - World War III Edition.” Fully functional gameboard, (2019)

On display in the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University, Spring 2019 (mixed media).

Character tokens: Elected officials Syria, Israel, North Korea, United States, China, Russia, Great Britain

Weapon tokens: Atom bomb, hydrogen bomb, nerve agent, blister agent, smallpox, anthrax, autonomous drone

Prime Ministers of England (2023)

Author Series (2021-2022)

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Coin sized creatures (2021-2022)

Nat Geo Animals Series (2021-2022)

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“Identity Series” - On display in the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University (2019)

Oxford University Student Union Postcard Competition

Submission 1: Kingdom of Dodo-Brains

A brief description: The dodo bird is the token bird of Oxford University, and the creature appearing in chapters 2 and 3 of Lewis Carroll's in Alice in Wonderland and Disney's 1951 animated feature film of the same name. This postcard represents the Oxford skyline and celebrates the curious flightless bird, and all the stories and imaginations it has kindled.

Submission 2: We Three Authors of Oxford

A brief description: J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and Dr. Seuss were three of the world's most beloved authors from Oxford University. This postcard celebrates the famous first lines of their stories.