I’m a multidisciplinary artist and designer from Massachusetts (though I have lived in many places). I did my MA in Textile Futures at Central St Martins in London (fabrics that change over time!) and a BFA in studio art at the Museum School in Boston (pseudo-documentary photography). My work has been recognised by American Illustration (twice!), the Society of Publication Designers, and in profiles in Cool Hunting, Design Milk, and Dwell Magazine.
I love doing artist’s residencies and have been honoured to spend time at RAIR Philly (2017), John Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (2018), and Winterthur Museum and Garden (2020). I also love to teach and have spent 6 years teaching at MICA in Baltimore and am currently with illustration students at the University of Gloucestershire in the Cotswolds of the United Kingdom.
My first book, American Food: A Not-So-Serious History with Rachel Wharton, was published in the fall of 2019 with Abrams Books.
Also! See some things in Design*Sponge: Storytelling Through Drawing and Women Who Draw and my studio site Nottene for wallpaper and textiles.
SELECT CLIENTS : Anthropologie, Anthology Magazine, Brooklyn Industries, Chronicle Books, Crate & Barrel Kids, Kohls + more