native bouquet prints are made up of individual species of native plants found around the Ohio region.

​Just as no two plants are the same, each print is entirely unique and will show different colors, ink textures, and species compositions. Prints are made on a handmade natural lokta paper with torn edges, giving them a beautiful additional layer of texture and warmth. Creating an individual, hand-carved lino block for each flower species allows me to create a wide variety of compositions and sizes of prints.

​I have a love for seeking out secondhand frames for prints to bring even more character to the overall piece and breathe new life into an old frame.

this Weekender series is focused on nature destinations that I've enjoyed visiting over the years, all within a few hours drive of my home here in Cincinnati. These include Hocking Hills State Park, Cuyahoga National Park, New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, and Red River Gorge Geological Area. Each landscape is hand-carved from linoleum block, and the ink color is mixed to be unique to each destination as a way to capture the mood and essence of each place.
​Check out the watercolor page to see some of these views reimagined in a different medium.