This illustration features knitwear by Maude Nibelungen.

These animations were created for Papyrus to promote New York Fashion Week across all social media channels. 

Designers include Jonathan Simkhai, Adam Selman, Prabal Gurung, and Naeem Khan.

You can see the animations in action on NYFW's Instagram here, here, here, here, and here. 

This Illustration and animation was created for Refinery29 to promote the movie, Ingrid Goes West.

This animation was created for Refinery29 for an Adidas feature on 4th of July.

This illustration features pajamas by Fleur du Mal, and was created for my illustrated lingerie and loungewear blog, Wishful Inking. 

This is a small collection of some of the GIFs I make for fun in my spare time. 

This illustration, for The Boston Globe, was born out of a lingering guilt I have about rarely knowing what phase the moon is in. 

I was raised on a small farm, where most of my days and evenings were spent outside, which strikes a stark contrast with my life in a city apartment today. I feel like I had a stronger sense of self and place when I was younger, and I worry about what other things my disconnect with the natural world has caused me to lose. When I was younger, the moon was both mysterious and familiar to me, and those countless moments gazing up at its beauty made me feel part of something timeless and vast, yet somehow intimate. Today, I am distanced from the self I was then, but knowing the current phase of the moon makes me feel like I’m a little more connected with nature and my childhood, even from inside my apartment.

This animation was created for a billboard in Times Square as part of an ad campaign by Refinery29 and NARAL to bring attention to gender inequality. 

"'I Called Every Single Refuge': The Domestic Violence Victims with Nowhere to Go

This illustration and animated infographic was done to accompany this article on domestic abuse for Broadly.

A sweet and silly "tutorial" on indoor gardening. 

This video was filmed in my room, animated (mostly) in Photoshop, and voiced by me. Sound mixing by the ever wonderful Motion Graphics artist Brina Woolhiser.

Over the summer, a few friends and I have been getting together remotely for what we've been calling "Gif Wars." Each week or so, we have a friend outside of the group decide on a theme, and we all compete to create the best animated illustration on that theme.

This week was "The Speed of Sound," which I loosely interpreted as the ways and speed at which information travels.

Over the summer, a few friends and I have been getting together remotely for what we've been calling "Gif Wars." Each week or so, we have a friend outside of the group decide on a theme, and we all compete to create the best animated illustration on that theme.

This week was "Paint the Town."

This is my first time using AfterEffects, and I'm having fun getting over the learning curve! 

For this GIF, I was inspired by the looping animations of Yule Log.

This piece explores the frustratingly tiny amount of substantial research on birth control side effects -- like depression, headaches, and decreased libido -- that exist quietly but constantly in the background of the daily life of many women. 

Cue exasperated sigh and massive eye roll. "Ugh" 

A personal project

This gif was created in the wake of the deadly shooting at Pulse, in an effort to encourage donations to the families involved. 

My first ever animation!