Commissioned Artwork

A watercolor painting of two hawks soaring in a blue sky.

I create commissioned paintings for your nature-oriented business or organization.

I work on a variety of wildlife- and nature-themed projects for nature organizations that help to communicate important scientific and conservation concepts to the public. I work with you to refine and finesse each project until it matches your specifications. Example projects include: illustrations for merchandise; exhibit and interpretive signage; infographics; field guides.

Illustration of a box turtle with a black and yellow patterned shell and head.

My artwork is scientifically accurate and showcases many years of experience watching and drawing wildlife.

I use my firsthand field sketches along with photographs to ensure that my scientific illustrations are accurate to the real thing. I will often consult with scientists well-versed in the subject I am drawing to double-check its accuracy.

Informational graphic about spotted lanternfly, including life cycle stages and tips to stop their spread, featuring illustrations of the insect at different stages, a tree-of-heaven leaf, and a bird eating lanternflies, with text explaining their invasion and control methods.

I am able to create engaging signage and infographics.

Need interpretive signage, wildlife identification brochures or field guides? I have experience in graphic design and writing, and can produce engaging visual layouts with well-researched yet concise information. I also have training in best interpretation practices. The page on the left was created for the newsletter of a local fishing and hunting club.

Interested in having me illustrate your merchandise, interpretive signage, field guide or other project?

Fill out the contact form below with information about your desired project or illustration. I will discuss specifics with you over email!