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Based on my experience with vision changes from a concussion, this piece combines plants that can damage vision, plants that can cause muscle weakness, with the anatomy of an eye.
After concussion, many people struggle with visual accommodation: or the muscles in your eye contracting and releasing in controlled ways to help focus images on your retina.
Part of the Illustrated Illness Series.
Measures 9×14”, woodburning on live edge basswood round.
Gastroparesis - or paralysis of the stomach - is a chronic health condition that can lead to symptoms including nausea, malnutrition, bloating, pain, and can require surgical intervention.
Using plants that are recommended by top treatment protocols to help cope with symptoms, this piece combines them with the anatomy affected by gastroparesis.
Measuring 6×14”, woodburning and watercolor on pine panel
Original illustration.
If you’ve been here for a bit, you’ve probably heard of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Well, here’s a cellular look at where EDS goes “wrong” in the body: the connective tissue.
Using woodburning and watercolor, this piece shows the microscopic structure of what typical connective tissue looks like!
Measures 7×9” on a live edge basswood round.
A simple skull friend, celebrating the joys of knitting. Cause you know… knit happens sometimes.
Measures 5×7”, on birch panel board.
A truly one of a kind woodburning — with watercolor details. An anatomically correct heart! Hooray!
Measures 4×6”, on live edge basswood round.
A cross section of the thoracic region, featuring the heart, lungs, and ribcage wall. Woodburned by hand.
Measures 5×7” , with a sawtooth hanger for ease of display.
A classic illustration, with moody woodburned backgrounds.
Measures 4×6” on live edge basswood. Burned by hand.
A classic anatomical foot woodburning, on a tiny piece of wood!
Measuring just 2.5×5”, this is a great addition to an office desk or to fill that weird hole on your gallery wall!
Burned by hand.
Burned by hand, this original woodburning of an anatomically correct human foot is perfect for any doctor, med student, or fan of Greys Anatomy.
Measures 4×6”, on live edge basswood round.
Sawtooth Hanger for easy display.
A take on the long honored tradition of memento mori - with a snarky phrase for good measure.
Measures 4×4”, perfect for a shelf sitter or display on your wall.
A new take on the hearts I’ve made in the past, with crystals! Metallic watercolor gives this piece a gentle shimmer that I just adore!
Measures 4×6”, with sawtooth hanger for easy display!
Burned by hand, no lasers.
An original, surrealism woodburning piece of a winter village scene set within an anatomically correct eyeball.
Measures 5.5 × 7 “, with a sawtooth hanger for easy displaying.
Everybody’s favorite brain structure: the amygdala! The little culprit behind us being constantly in fight or flight! The reason we can’t drink too much coffee!
Well, lets hope this sticker is a gentle reminder to be kind to your brain (and to others), because we are all in fact a little sensitive.
3×3”
A combo of my two favorite things: chronic illness dark humor, and 90’s nostalgia. This sticker features a very donkey-Kong-esque banana peel, with the classic Nintendo 64 font denoting: fall risk!
Cause if we’re gonna be a fall risk we might as well have a whimsy about it.
3×3”
Sometimes, life just keeps on life-in and you have to keep doing things even if you are really tired, or really sad, or really both. So here: have a sad brain in a cozy-coupe, to remind you that you can in fact do the thing: we’re just gonna have to do it sad.
2 × 3”
Forget butterflies in the tummy, we’re talking tachy! A cute lil heart with a tachycardic EKG overlaid.
2 × 3”
Going back to basics this summer with some classic anatomical hearts: this one in a more sketchy, old-school medical illustration style.
woodburned by hand on a 10×9 “ piece of basswood.
Original illustration, burned and sealed.
Going back to basics this summer with some classic anatomical hearts: woodburned by hand on a 9×7” piece of basswood.
Original illustration, burned and sealed.
Combining woodburning, colored pencil, and matte black paint, this piece is part of a new collection of art including crystals!
Measures 12×12”, on mystery wood :)