Big Sky
2009
Embroidery on media canvas
49" x 51"

After Starry Night
2010
Embroidery on media canvas
38" x 52"

“Green Zone Office Art #5”
2008
Embroidery on Canvas
19" x 25"

A posthumous portrait of Captain America rendered according to Sharia law.

“Green Zone Office Art #4”
2007
Embroidery on canvas
16"x 16"

A posthumous portrait of Captain America rendered according to Sharia law.

“Green Zone Office Art #2”
2007
Embroidery on canvas
16"x 16"

A posthumous portrait of Captain America rendered according to Sharia law.

“Green Zone Office Art #3”
2007
Embroidery on canvas
13” x 16"

A posthumous portrait of Captain America rendered according to Sharia law.

“Green Zone Office Art #1”
2007
embroidery on canvas
16" x 16"

A posthumous portrait of Captain America rendered according to Sharia law.

“Green Zone Office Art #6”
2008
embroidery on canvas
8" x 12"

A posthumous portrait of Captain America rendered according to Sharia law.

"Shitty Camo"
2007
embroidery on canvas
16" x 16"

OG (original gentrification)
2008
Embroidery on Canvas
8" X 12"

first peoples or Lamanites vs Jaredites

“Martyr Complex”
2007
embroidery on canvas
9" x 18"

“Steve Irwin RIP”
2007
embroidery on canvas
8" x 12"

Heroic

“Plight of the Seneca White Deer”
2007
Embroidery on canvas
8" x 12"

In 1941, 24 miles of security fencing enclosed the area now known as the Conservation Area (CA) of the former Seneca Army Depot. Captured within the fence line of the CA were several whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) of the normal brown coloration. Within a few years, however, something unique happened. White pigmented deer began populating the brown deer herd within the CA. The U. S. Army, sensing something unique was taking place, gave the white deer protection while they managed the brown deer through hunting. This was necessary to keep the population within the carrying capacity of the habitat of the CA.