AMERICA250 | COCA-COLA US
Paint The Nation Mural
Anchorage, Alaska 2026
My mural, UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN, is a 50' x 70' wall of AK summer; salmon, wildlife, long days, midnight adventures, and that crazy golden light we wait so long for. It’s about those summer days gathering with family and friends, making memories, and soaking up every bit of daylight we can. Seeing my artwork this BIG on the side of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce in downtown Anchorage is pretty freaking amazing.I was incredibly honored to be selected as the Alaska artist for Coca-Cola’s America250 “Paint the Nation” project, celebrating America’s 250th anniversary through local artists and the things that make communities across the country uniquely their own.
ALASKA WILDLIFE CONSERVATION CENTER
Ocean Education Center Connex Design
Anchorage, Alaska 2026
My mural, UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN, is a 50' x 70' wall of AK summer; salmon, wildlife, long days, midnight adventures, and that crazy golden light we wait so long for. It’s about those summer days gathering with family and friends, making memories, and soaking up every bit of daylight we can. Seeing my artwork this BIG on the side of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce in downtown Anchorage is pretty freaking amazing.I was incredibly honored to be selected as the Alaska artist for Coca-Cola’s America250 “Paint the Nation” project, celebrating America’s 250th anniversary through local artists and the things that make communities across the country uniquely their own.
EYETOOTH TAVERN & EATERY
Entrance Mural
Anchorage, Alaska 2024
The entrance at Eye Tooth Tavern & Eatery creates an immediate sense of energy and welcome—the very first impression guests experience as they step inside. The artwork remains visible from multiple vantage points throughout the restaurant, engaging patrons as they move dynamically through the space rather than viewing it from a single seated perspective. The result is a fresh, playful, and adventurous visual statement that sets the tone for the entire dining experience.
C STREET, ANCHORAGE ALASKA
Backlit Installation
Anchorage, Alaska 2024
The entrance at Eye Tooth Tavern & Eatery creates an immediate sense of energy and welcome—the very first impression guests experience as they step inside. The artwork remains visible from multiple vantage points throughout the restaurant, engaging patrons as they move dynamically through the space rather than viewing it from a single seated perspective. The result is a fresh, playful, and adventurous visual statement that sets the tone for the entire dining experience.
GIRDWOOD HEALTH CLINIC
Lobby Mural
2024 - This artwork embodies my perception of the Turnagain Arm landscape, symbolizing the cohesive bond among our communities. It is characterized by vivid and lively hues, organic fluidity, and a whimsical and heartfelt artistic approach. The depiction on the left side follows the Chugach Range along the highway, while the right side portrays the Turnagain Arm extending past Hope and Pyramid Mountain. The composition converges at the center, offering a view of Carpathian Peak and Skookum Glacier, framed by a foreground alive with dancing wildflowers.
WEST ANCHORAGE HIGH SCHOOL
Library Mural
2023 - A beautiful, inspiring painting nestled within the hub of a hi-tech gateway to knowledge. My design takes the symbolic eagle mascot (representing wisdom + vision) and blends it with organic movement and vibrant color swatches as if at any moment the bird will take flight from the wall. In the midst of book stacks, ebooks, virtual references, and databases, the magic of art can also promote how students prepare (inside and outside of the classroom) for the adventures of life. I’d like to help remind them the world can be brighter than they imagine.
GLADYS WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Hallway Mural
Anchorage, Alaska 2019
I was selected to create a mural in the “Winter” hallway of the school. Winter in the boreal forest is known to be long, cold and dark. I wanted my design to be rich in vibrant colors, organic movement and abstract shapes celebrating our longest season. My concept features recognizable visual elements in this environment including 1) The Chugach mountains layered with snow, spruce trees which are resilient and tolerant of our cold winters and the phenomenon of the Aurora Borealis – our northern latitude gives us the opportunity to enjoy this spectacular sight.
GIRDDWOOD FIRE STATION
Community Room Mural
2017 - My concept is inspired by the significant challenges and rewards our fire and EMS personnel experience while managing emergencies in the Turnagain Arm area; proximity to glaciers, boatable lakes with ice bergs, unending Chugach forest, mud flats and strong tidal change, transport through the mountains, and exploration on the river systems. The design is rich in vibrant colors, organic movement and abstract landmarks done in a whole-hearted style. The design transition at the corners of the mural will be seamless. My intention is to make something timeless, easy to relate to for any age and supports community pride. Mostly, at the end of the day, I want something that is enjoyable and uplifting to look at whether a school group is getting a tour or a medic is getting coffee after a 3am Seward Highway accident.
NOME STATE OFFICE BUILDING
Welcome Mural
Nome, Alaska 2017
Nome and the surrounding villages revolve around the seasonal subsistence cycle of hunting & gathering which provides residents with much needed food along with materials for gear, clothing, tools and crafts. I want my piece to be timeless and speak to residents & visitors alike about the subsistence resources available. From beluga whale hunts to picking bird eggs, and lifting pots of king crabs to watching a caribou migration, the Bering Straits region is abundant with life. I have selected marine, land, fish & bird elements to tell the story of what mother nature provided Nome to make it unique.
ALYESKA RESORT
Sitzmark Ceiling Installation
Girdwood, Alaska 2012
The project happened in 2012 when I was commissioned to decorate the wood panels to cover the ceiling as a sound proofing solution. Covering the 3,000 sq ft area took approximately 18 gallons of paint, 1,500 ft of silver bead strands, 65 disco balls, 4 weeks and the keys to the building. For a nighttime entertainment I applied a layer of black light paint to the designs. As day turns to night, and the blacklight bulbs are turned on, the daytime art disappears and there is an entirely new experience in the venue.
GIRDWOOD SCHOOL
Entrance Mural
2015 - My proposal was to create a permanent testimony to the surroundings that shape us as a community. Girdwood is nestled in the northern-most rainforest in North America, surrounded by mountains, glaciers, rivers, and wildlife. Along with school and education having a physical and mental impact on our youth, so does the natural environment we live in every day.
ALASKA WILDLIFE CONSERVATION CENTER
Bears on Parade Design
This is my painted bear for Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center in support of the 24th International Conference on Bear Research & Management held in Anchorage during the summer of 2016. Bear forms decorated by local artists were displayed in downtown Anchorage at local businesses. My bear design was inspired by the food items found in a brown bears diet including razor clams, salmon, berries and more. You can visit “Forage” year-round at AWCC.