Ever Wolfsbane 
This is a commissioned logo design that I did for the e-cigarette company, Imperial Vapor Company in Houston, TX. I was requested to do something Texan-themed and decided to go with an oil derrick shooting out vape juice in their signature lime green color. Though it wasn’t accepted as a final logo, I greatly enjoyed designing my very first one.
This is a business card design that I did for my partner for his machine learning business. I thought it would be neat to do a circuit board design in the shape of a brain, to emphasis his work with neural networks.
This is a logo design that I made for my partner for her machine learning. I made her a diamond design based of one of her favorite neural networks with a simple gradient to make it look like a diamond gem.
This is a design that I originally made as a logo for my Minecraft server. It features a purple lotus-like flower over a yellow diamond pattern. As I began to revamp my server, I decided to recycle the design and use it for my company, because I liked it so much.
This was the final piece I made for my first vending event. I wanted to switch to doing something original, because I already have a variety of fanart. I was inspired to do a breakdown of the equipment a witch might have, something that is quite personal to me.
I wanted to do a portrait of Garnet looking very suave since I first began the Steven Universe portraits. I decided to go with her newest form, to celebrate to ending of the first story arc and Garnet’s growth.
This was the first of the Steven Universe portraits that I did. I was inspired to do something that made Amethyst look badass, but happy, something she struggled with throughout the series. I’m happy with the results.
I wanted to depict Pearl’s undying love and devotion to Rose Quartz in this piece and I thought pressing her facing tenderly to a bundle of pink roses would be perfect. I also wanted the piece to have a whimsical feel, so I replicated one of the beautiful backgrounds that appear in the show.
This started as just a sketch in my personal sketchbook as a tribute to a long time friend that means a lot to me. I wanted to study their curly hair and practice depicting locks like theirs in an appealing fashion. After I finished the ink drawing, I worked on surrounding their portrait with colorful succulents to contrast the black and white theme so far.
This is the third and final piece of my three part mental health series, “Depression”. The series started with “Psychosis” as an entry to a psychedelic art show at Insomnia Gallery in Houston, TX.
I started this piece painting over an image of my face with bright colors, moving on to creating the overlaying shapes in vector format, and applying them to the piece with a layer effect. I finished with adding a border and contrasting black diagonal lines across the piece.