I work with ink and paper. Much of this artwork accompanies my journalism. In collaboration with artist collective Embassy Cultural House, with whom I am a contributing editor, prints and postcards of my work have appeared at Museum London’s gift shop and Little Wren Books. My drawings have been displayed at Isaac’s Way Restaurant and The Abbey Café and Gallery.


My collaboration with artist collective Embassy Cultural House involved creating 50 prints (regular size: 14 × 13.5 inches, large size: 18 × 17.5 inches) and hundreds of postcards of Yet I dance, From the river to the sea, and Cats of Gaza for presentation at London Museum’s gift shop, Little Wren Books, and Embassy Cultural House events. Liberation Dove was additionally printed onto stickers for presentation at Embassy Cultural House events. See the original drawings, postcards, prints, and stickers below:


As ‘Featured Artist’, 25 of my ink drawings hung in The Abbey Café and Gallery for three months (March - May 2024), displayed across a 19 × 5 foot wall. These ink drawings strived to honour the beauty and character of the animal kingdom amidst the Earth’s climate crisis and the destruction of natural habitats. For art sold during this display, 80% of proceeds went to the artist and 20% to the Fredericton Food Bank. Some of the art displayed here sold in the following years at Isaac’s Way Restaurant’s seasonal art auctions, where 40% of proceeds went to the artist and 60% to underprivileged youth pursuing the arts. See the gallery below:


Since 2019, I have contributed ink drawings to hang in seasonal art auctions at Isaac’s Way Restaurant. For art sold during the auctions, 40% of proceeds went to the artist and 60% to underprivileged youth pursuing the arts. See the gallery here:


Much of my ink drawings are created as gifts for colleagues, friends, loved ones, or anyone who inspires me. Below are my favourites:


Some ink drawings are for me only, hanging on my walls or pressed within sketchbooks still. Below are my favourites: