Curtis contacted me through Twitter to get a wedding anniversary for his wife, Sara! I particularly love the way the background shapes turned into a heart.

Raquel D. Montoya-Lewis is an American attorney, social worker, and jurist serving as an Associate Justice of the Washington Supreme Court. Montoya-Lewis was nominated by Governor Jay Inslee on December 4, 2019, to fill the seat of retiring justice Mary Fairhurst. Montoya-Lewis was born in Spain, where her father was stationed in the United States Air Force. Raised in New Mexico, she is a member of the Pueblo of Isleta and descended from the Pueblo of Laguna. Montoya-Lewis and her mother, who was born in Australia, are Jewish. Montoya-Lewis attended the University of New Mexico for her undergraduate degree. She earned her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Washington, and her Juris Doctor from the University of Washington School of Law. I drew her for an interview I did of her for Tribe Herald, discussing the intersections between her Native Americaness and Jewishness. In the background of the piece, I drew patterns based on Laguna Pueblo pottery, but also incorporated the Star of David as well.

Kathy Guillaume Delemar is of Haitian descent, and after she protested in response to Trump’s comments in DC, her coworkers at Miriam’s Kitchen commissioned me to draw this piece of her.

The Remember the Miners campaign asked me to draw West Virginia Basketball Coach Bob Huggins twice for a t-shirt and a handkerchief.

My friend Brandi Douglas asked me to draw her parents, Joyce & Bobby Douglas, using an old wedding photo. She has been supporting me on Patreon, and this was one of her Patreon Perks!

A commission piece for the amazing @Mackenzian. She asked me to make a digital avatar for her.

This piece of Patrick Furlow was commissioned by XPF Baltimore (Extreme Professional Fitness).