Women in History: Egypt

Her Egypt moves through centuries by changing its musical language with each woman. Hatshepsut is deliberate and architectural; Nefertiti enters through image and religious change; Arsinoe II through dynasty and Hellenistic power; Cleopatra expands into spectacle and statecraft; Hypatia contracts to cello, inquiry, and intellectual authority

Women in History: Artists

A collection of thirteen influential women artists from the Renaissance through the twentieth century, presented through original illustrations and biographies that introduce each woman through her work, life, and lasting artistic legacy.

Women in History: American Revolution

An illustrated Women in History collection featuring twenty women of the American Revolution, soldiers, spies, writers, nurses, printers, fundraisers, and patriots whose work helped shape the fight for independence.

Women in History: Science

A visual collection honoring women whose work shaped science, medicine, mathematics, engineering, and discovery through portraiture and historical reflections.

Dragons of Ancient Worlds 

An art nouveau-inspired series exploring dragon mythology across world cultures, rendered in rich ornamental detail.

The Odyssey

Using celestial maps and Homer’s archetypes to visually explore the longing for home.

Architects of Fate 

Myth-inspired feminine archetypes shaped through symbolism, celestial ornament, and contemporary form.

Along the Nile

Mythic portrait studies inspired by Egyptian cosmology and animal forms.