I think I was drawn to it from earlier than I can remember back to, and my father was a fan of horror movies and encouraged that in me. I don’t know if there was any actual catalyst, I just know I’ve always been drawn to it.

More than anything I work in ink on paper. It’s my favorite medium to use. But, I like to see where some work goes in other mediums such as paints (acrylic and gouache), pastels, collage and even digital. I prefer to sculpt with paper mache mainly, using a whole array of other materials to get a final result.

The webstore is the best place right now, but if you are in the Louisville area I have work in Aurora Gallery & Boutique and Unorthodox.

Yes I do. Many can be found here in the shop.

Only the ones that whisper at night.

Yes, yes and maybe! Check back here from time to time, or join my mailing list to be notified of any future events.

That’s hard to answer. While I have become more confident over the years and can work much faster, it still all comes down to the piece: the medium I’m working in, the size, and if the vision is clear and flowing or if I’m constantly stumbling with the direction. It can happen that I can produce a piece of work or two in a day while others take weeks to months.

I don’t know that I use any one subject from lore more than others. I think it all has an influence on the works that I do. As far as things recurring, there tends to be a theme of isolation and loneliness, parasitic infestations, and what I call “the Supervisor”, which is some sort of invertebrate (usually a snail or slug) smoking a cigarette or pipe inserted in the drawing somewhere.

Welcome to the community! There’s so many talented artists that share the same passions. I would suggest going down that dark….somewhat moist…..rabbit hole and exploring. And, just create! Do what interests you the most and your voice will find you.

Sometimes. Usually I hint towards those themes with something fictitious but inspired by the subject of belief.

Technically, yes. However, I cannot be held responsible for any eldritch horrors that appear, nor can I guarantee they will be friendly, coherent, or interested in small talk.

Not often but I have on occasion. It never hurts to ask but please don’t take offense if I decline. It’s usually due to time.

Yes, all nightmares are grass fed and harvested sustainably from the collective unconscious, ensuring no undue distress to dreamers. Certified phantasm cruelty-free.

Not unless you count the ones placed there by unseen forces beyond my control. If you decipher one, please send me a translation—I’d love to know what they’re saying.

Only the ones with strong constitutions, an appreciation for the macabre. I was introduced to artwork like this when I was growing up, and Look how I tu….on second thought….no.

Yes, but the knowledge is often useless, like knowing the precise thoughts of a Victorian-era beetle or how to properly host a tea party for ghosts.

You can, but I wouldn’t recommend it. The ink has been known to cause mild existential dread when ingested.

You already were, you just didn’t realize it until now. Welcome. The meetings are held at dusk on alternating Thursdays.

Mom?! Is that you? Please get out of the FAQs….I’ll call you later.

That sounds terrifying. No.

Yes.