Poster and Education / Action Guide design and layout for the film "Who She Is", a hybrid live-action and animation documentary produced by Wyoming's Caldera Productions.
The film documents five women's stories from within the MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women) epidemic in North America.
From filmmakers Jordan Dresser (Northern Arapaho) and Sophie Barksdale, with animation by Jonathan Thunder (Ojibwe).
A longform narrative comics project currently in development. Told over eight chapters, Prime Meridian combines sci-fi with crime fiction and political drama.
This project draft was thumbnailed in pencil then transposed into Procreate and given preliminary digital inking. The book is currently in its first full draft.
Documentary film discussion guide for Caldera Productions' 'Home From School: The Children of Carlisle' (2021). The film chronicles a 2017 mission to repatriate the remains of children who were displaced from their homes with the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes to be taken to 'residential schools'.
The guide called for new infographic visualisations of newly compiled data about the prevalence of residential schools across the US (from the US Department of the Interior's Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative Investigative Report).
An 18-month Impact Report detailing efforts by Kinfolk Enterprise during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kinfolk Enterprise was a food-industry social enterprise that provided job-readiness training for marginalised people and orchestrated a food relief effort during 2020-2021 to support people experiencing family violence.
I went on to develop further impact measurement systems with my collaborators on this project.
A short historical fiction story about a French fighter pilot from the First World War.
Pencil, ink and ink wash on paper. A version of this story appeared in a 2015 issue of the Suburban Review.
Illustrated posters for the TV series 'The OA' and 'Ad Vitam', both offbeat speculative fiction dramas with an odd fascination with death.