Murals & Public Art

Both as an independent artist and as a Mural Studio Artist at 1001 Colors (formerly ArtWorks), based in Cincinnati, OH, I have had the opportunity to play a key role in producing large-scale art for clients across the city and beyond. Spanning across early administrative work, design development, creative process, on-site and in-studio painting, and team leadership, my work has served a diverse roster of clientele and allowed me to adapt to many different creative parameters and work environments in order to best fulfill the vision from brief to final product.

Hamilton Casework Solutions

Final Design

This is the final design concept for the Hamilton Casework mural

Initial Design Concepts

Role: Lead

January-April 2026

Hamilton, OH

Hamilton Casework Solutions partnered with 1001 Colors to produce a mural that illustrates the local and global impact of Hamilton Casework's 60 year history of innovative products. A Case for Success, designed and produced by members of the 1001 Colors Mural Studio, celebrates the company's humble beginning and bright future. It uses a blocky, illustrative style that serves to represent exponential growth in lieu of catalog documentation. Throughout the mural, viewers can see imagery from their expansive line of products, areas/demographics they serve, and architecture with significance to their history. ultimately reminding the Hamilton Casework Solutions staff of their positive influence and brighting up their everyday workspace.

Progress Shots

Initial Design Concepts

Painted Piano Project

Summer 2026

Troy, OH

The Painted Piano Project is a biannual endeavor by the city of Troy, OH aimed at creating a more interactive and walkable downtown. Artists up-cycle pianos by designing and painting them for public access and community engagement.

As one of eight artists for the project in 2026, I was given the theme “Ohio Entertains and Creates: Music, Arts, Entertainment, Literature, & Culture”. I created the design to embody an antique store. Each shelf holds knick knacks that celebrate Ohio's extensive history of achievements in the arts and humanities. References to famous artists, authors, poets, musicians/music, locations, murals, events, and creations are riddled throughout.