I maintain a growing catalog of 200+ repeat patterns and coordinating designs available for licensing across fabric, wallpaper, home decor, stationery, and related product categories. Each collection is built as a cohesive system and tested to translate cleanly across multiple applications.
The public portfolio on this page is a curated selection of my work. The full catalog lives in a private portfolio created for art directors, buyers and potential licensing partners who want to review current availability in more depth. To access the complete collection, fill out the inquiry form or email me directly with a brief note about your company and intended use. I will send access details to my private licensing portfolio shortly after.
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When I decided to grow a native perennial garden in my small urban yard, one of the first pollinators I planted for was the monarch butterfly. This collection is inspired by milkweed and the monarchs it sustains through every stage of their life cycle as they make their 3,000-mile migration each year.
Technical details: Designed in Illustrator • 8 seamless repeat patterns • 2 colorways • 36 SKUS
It began as a Toile de Jouy reimagined through block printing, layered with historical Indian influences like vining florals, Mughal boteh, and other traditional motifs. The collection explores the lush, exotic beauty of the Indian jungle.
Technical details: Designed in Illustrator • 8 seamless repeat patterns • 2 colorways • 36 SKUS
It began as a nod to millefleurs and the quiet stories unfolding at the edge of a meadow bordering a deciduous forest in early spring, two ecosystems and two seasons meeting as life bursts forward everywhere. Designed for children’s rooms, apparel, and home wallpaper and textiles, this collection brings the magic of early spring into any space.
Technical details: Designed in Illustrator • 7 seamless repeat patterns • 2 colorways • 26 SKUS
This collection began with my fascination for a native perennial that looked so exotic I couldn’t believe it was indigenous to the colder climates of the Northeast. As I researched further, I discovered it was the larval host of the Zebra Longwing butterfly, a butterfly that instantly made me think of an elegant garden party at a stately mansion. And so the collection began.
Technical details: Designed in Illustrator • 8 seamless repeat patterns • 2 colorways • 26 SKUS
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