Mission Statements

Xenos

Xenos, the Greek word for stranger or alien, was the word I chose after a lot of deliberation on everything to explain what these creatures are.  I have worked on this body of work to define and explore it for 10+ years.  They started as an automatic drawing for me then morphed into something that had meaning for me.  At first, they showed the dichotomy of birth and death as they are intrinsically related.  Over time they morphed to there own gesture and figure and the idea of them being a stranger or someone unknown took over my mind as I started creating them.  Now while still embodying both of those things for me they seem more like the struggle of the ego to the id.  I am constantly amazed at the growing meaning of these creatures/objects in my life.  I feel like I am just still after all this time beginning to understand the depth of there meaning and look forward to what else they will teach me about myself. 

Nespartia

Nespartia started as a simple world-building exercise for me.  I quickly fell in love with the idea of a never-ending badlands that morphed and moved around like the neural connections in the brain.  How could such an elastic world exist without it being smooth and sleek.  This roughness was important to me because of the way our world works, things are rarely smooth and sleek. Though the world has objects in it and is not just pristine landscapes in it, this has been started to be explored in the skull series of this body of work.  This body of work  has a lot to do with what holds the attention of my mind for a long time that is not a person. I will continue to work on this series as time goes on, the future holds a lot for this body of work.

Nautical Neurosis 

Nautical Neurosis started as a simple wanting to draw fish with hair to get away from some of the heavier topics that I approach with my other bodies of work. I began to do them and they took on a life of their own with their own stories and such.  It became its own world with these deplorable characters with shady histories.  It also became something that let me have a lot of fun when it comes to just laughing at what I make.  This body of work was done just to share joy and some of my sense of humor with the people who love it.   This work has become one of my favorite to show people due to the instant laughter it can bring.  

 

Murals

Interior Mural Program

Authored interior murals designed to elevate a space with a bold, recognizable visual presence.

I create interior murals for Airbnbs, boutique businesses, and private spaces that want more than decoration. These works are designed to anchor a room, photograph well, and feel intentional—not generic or trend-driven.

This program is intentionally limited to protect the quality of the work and the clarity of the process.

What This Program Offers

• Interior feature walls and statement murals

• Original, authored compositions rooted in established bodies of work

• Murals designed to elevate atmosphere, identity, and visual impact

• A clear, guided process from concept to installation

Interior murals are ideal for Airbnbs, creative businesses, studios, bars, and private spaces seeking a visually distinctive environment.

What This Program Does Not Include (By Default)

• Logos, branding graphics, or signage

• Character requests or themed décor

• Pinterest-driven designs or outside reference boards

• Unlimited revisions or open-ended concept development

Branding elements, logos, or signage can be incorporated for an additional fee when aligned with the overall visual direction of the mural.

The Process

1. Wall Selection

Projects are limited to specific interior wall types and sizes to keep scope, pricing, and timelines clear.

2. Creative Direction

Clients select a general mood and collection influence. Composition, imagery, and execution are artist-directed.

3. Sketch Review

One primary sketch direction is provided. Minor color adjustments may be requested at this stage.

4. Installation

Murals are completed on-site within a defined time window to ensure efficiency and consistency.

Style & Approach

Interior murals primarily draw from the Alt Nouveau and Xenos collections, adapted specifically for architectural space. Each piece is designed to feel elevated, intentional, and unmistakably authored.

These works function as visual anchors—not background decoration.

Scheduling & Availability

Interior mural projects are scheduled in limited blocks throughout the year. Availability is capped to maintain focus and quality.

Inquiries

To inquire about an interior mural, please include:

• Wall dimensions and photos

• Location (city and state)

• Intended use of the space (Airbnb, business, or private)

• Desired timeline

Projects located outside a one-hour radius of Memphis, TN must include travel costs.

If the project is a strong fit, you will be contacted with next steps.

Please Note

Not every space is a match. This program exists to keep the work focused, sustainable, and visually strong—for both the client and the artist.

Some of the Details

What’s Included

All interior mural projects include:


  • Artist-directed concept and composition

  • One primary sketch direction developed specifically for the space

  • Minor color adjustments during the sketch phase

  • All paint and standard materials

  • On-site installation

  • Clean handoff of the finished wall

  • Basic photo documentation for sharing and portfolio use

Murals are designed as finished, intentional works—not open-ended design exercises.

Sketch Deposit

All interior mural projects require a $500 non-refundable sketch deposit.

This deposit covers concept development and the creation of a primary sketch tailored to your wall. If the project moves forward, the deposit is applied toward the final mural cost.

If the project does not proceed after the sketch phase, the deposit compensates for time and creative development.

Additional Considerations

The following are not included by default and may be added when appropriate:


  • Logos, branding elements, or signage

  • Additional sketch directions or major revisions

  • Rush scheduling

  • Travel beyond one hour from Memphis, TN (travel costs must be covered)

These items are discussed clearly before work begins.

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Flagship Murals

Large-scale outdoor murals created as visual anchors in public space.

Flagship Murals are exterior works designed for high visibility, long-term impact, and strong authorship. These murals live on streets, buildings, and neighborhood-facing walls, functioning as visual landmarks rather than decoration.

Only a limited number of Flagship Murals are produced each year.

What Defines a Flagship Mural

• Large-scale exterior walls with public visibility

• Murals designed to anchor a location and define a space

• Fully authored compositions rooted in an established visual language

• Work intended to be seen, photographed, and shared over time

Flagship Murals are best suited for prominent buildings, corner walls, alley-facing exteriors, and sites that play an active role in their neighborhood.

How Flagship Murals Differ

Flagship Murals allow for:

• Greater scale and visual reach

• Strong presence at long viewing distances

• Expanded creative exploration

• Optional branding or signage integration when appropriate

Because these murals exist in public space, additional planning is required related to surface conditions, access, and long-term durability.

Community Engagement & Mural Reveals

When appropriate, Flagship Murals may conclude with a public mural reveal or block-style gathering. These events are intended to celebrate the finished work, activate the space, and encourage community engagement around the mural.

Mural reveals can include:

• Informal neighborhood gatherings

• Music or DJs

• Local collaborators or vendors

• Photography and documentation

Participation is optional and determined on a project-by-project basis, depending on location, permits, and alignment.

Availability & Scheduling

Flagship Murals are offered quarterly and scheduled in limited windows throughout the year.

Availability is intentionally limited to maintain focus, scale, and execution quality.

Flagship Mural Inquiries

Flagship Mural proposals are reviewed individually. If your wall feels aligned, please include the information below.

Flagship Mural Inquiry Questions

1. Location Information


  • Address / City / State

  • Type of property (commercial, residential, mixed-use)

  • Who owns the wall?

2. Wall Details


  • Approximate wall dimensions (height × width)

  • Wall material (brick, concrete, stucco, metal, etc.)

  • Current wall condition

  • Clear photos of the wall and surrounding area

3. Visibility & Environment


  • Street- or alley-facing?

  • Approximate foot or vehicle traffic

  • Visibility from intersections or gathering areas

  • Nearby obstructions (trees, signage, utilities)

4. Creative Alignment


  • What draws you to my work?

  • Are there specific collections or murals that resonate with you?

  • Are you open to artist-directed composition?

5. Branding (Optional)


  • Will the mural include logos, signage, or branding elements?

  • If yes, describe how you envision them being integrated.

6. Permissions & Approvals


  • Are all necessary permissions secured (property owner, city, HOA if applicable)?

  • Are there any restrictions on content or materials?

7. Timeline & Access


  • Ideal completion window

  • Access considerations (lifts, street access, closures, power)

8. Location & Travel


  • Is the project within one hour of Memphis, TN?

  • If not, are travel costs included in the project budget?

9. Budget Range (Optional but Recommended)


  • Do you have a working budget range for this mural?

Please Note

Flagship Murals prioritize visibility, authorship, and long-term impact. Not every wall is a fit. Selection is based on alignment, scale, and public presence.