“Flight Over Still Waters” – Centennial Underpass mural
This 700-square-foot mural, nestled under a Centennial creekside bridge, marks the city’s first official public art mural. The scene reflects the surrounding mountains at sunset, mirrored in the water below as three sandhill cranes soar through the sky accompanied by other Colorado wildlife—symbolizing connection and the vibrant essence of community. Created with input from residents, the piece speaks to Centennial’s values of communal wellbeing.
“Seasons of Joy” – Nursing Facility Courtyard Mural
Bright florals, snow-capped mountains, and flowing colors bring new life to the courtyard of this long-term care facility. Designed with the wellbeing of residents in mind, the mural transforms the space into a calming, joyful retreat. Hearing the reflections of residents—many of whom shared memories of travels and wildlife—was a heartwarming part of the process.
Positioned at the entrance to Manitou Springs with a clear view of the real Pikes Peak rising behind it, this panel mural captures the mountain bathed in the colors of dawn. Expressive, fluid brushstrokes evoke movement and light, echoing the energy of a new day. The piece invites visitors to pause and connect with the landscape—a painted sunrise mirroring the one just beyond it.
“Pikes Peak Sunrise” – Entrance to Manitou Springs
“Earl the fox” — Olde Town shindig mural festival 2023
Painted live during the 2023 Olde Town Shindig Mural Festival, this mural features a fox paused in golden light, alert and contemplative. Its quiet presence in an urban setting speaks to the moments of stillness and awareness we find when nature brushes up against daily life. The fox embodies adaptability, mystery, and resilience—traits often needed in creative journeys.
“Weathered Pride” – Colorado Flag Barn Mural
Painted on the side of a timeworn barn, this mural reimagines the Colorado flag across a textured, rustic surface. The peeling wood and uneven grain lend the piece a rugged authenticity, echoing the enduring spirit of the land and its people. Blending state pride with rural character, the mural stands as a tribute to Colorado’s roots—resilient, weathered, and beautiful in its imperfections.
“Conversations in the Canopy” – Fraser Mountain Mural Festival 2024
This panel mural, created for the Fraser Mountain Mural Festival, showcases a duo of magpies mid-interaction—playful in nature. Known for their intelligence and social behavior, magpies here represent communication and community energy. The dynamic poses and eye-catching palette bring a sense of movement and dialogue to the wall, echoing the buzz of the festival itself.
“Reflected Calm” – Olde Town Shindig Mural Festival 2024
Completed during the 2024 Olde Town Shindig, this mural captures a serene moose standing at the water’s edge, its reflection shimmering below. With soft light and layered washes of color, the piece evokes a moment of solitude in nature—an invitation to slow down, breathe, and appreciate quiet strength.
Painted live during the opening reception of Justice of the Piece, this mural depicts two sandhill cranes mid-flight, captured in a moment of striking ambiguity—are they dancing, mating, or locked in conflict? A storm brews behind them, amplifying the tension and beauty of their interaction. Set within an exhibition focused on activism and social awareness, the piece invites viewers to sit with complexity, reminding us that transformation often begins in turbulent skies.
“The storm and the dance” — “Justice of the piece” reception
“Guardian” – Denver Chalk Art Festival 2023
This ephemeral chalk piece, created live at the Denver Chalk Art Festival, features a bighorn sheep resting among rocky alpine terrain. Rendered with expressive linework and warm tones, the piece honors one of Colorado’s most iconic and resilient native animals—poised and observant in its rugged home.
