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This is a curated display of some illustrations and artworks by me. Feel free to peruse. Learn more information about a piece with a click! UNDER CONSTRUCTION!

Who is the fourth who walks always beside you?: a drypoint of rugged and windswept cliffs with four figures struggling through it, three of them real and the fourth a formless specter. The Lamentation: an illustration of members of the Belgica Antarctic Expedition crowded around the corpse of Émile Danco. On the way to lunch: an illustration of three young adults chatting casually as they walk through a hallway. Saint Christopher: an etching print portrait of explorer Roald Amundsen holding the polar bear cub Marie on his shoulders. Working hard or hardly working?: a colorful illustration of two people talking in a messy, object-filled office. Manhauling: a relief print of an early Antarctic explorer struggling and heaving with effort as he pulls a sledge with his body.

Who is the fourth who walks always beside you?: a drypoint of rugged and windswept cliffs with four figures struggling through it, three of them real and the fourth a formless specter.
The Lamentation: an illustration of members of the Belgica Antarctic Expedition crowded around the corpse of Émile Danco.
On the way to lunch: an illustration of three young adults chatting casually as they walk through a hallway.
Saint Christopher: an etching print portrait of explorer Roald Amundsen holding the polar bear cub Marie on his shoulders.
Working hard or hardly working?: a colorful illustration of two people talking in a messy, object-filled office.
Manhauling: a relief print of an early Antarctic explorer struggling and heaving with effort as he pulls a sledge with his body.