Guerdon was created in November 2011 during the early months of the Souvenir project. At its core, the image represents an interior decision: to remain standing and face the storm when it arrives, even in total darkness.

Photographed in 2011 inside the Millville schoolhouse, this Souvenir image captures a bowed form held between light and shadow in an an old schoolhouse classroom.

A watercolor study of a narrow street in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Painted from a personal photograph, the piece explores the texture of stone walls, wooden steps, and wet pavement beneath a gray sky, capturing the quiet atmosphere of a familiar place layered with memory.

A black-and-white profile portrait exploring form, silhouette, and the balance of light and shadow through a carefully constructed studio composition.

A marker illustration of a crowded passage shaped by light and shadow, where streets and walls feel as conscious and recognizable as the individual within them.

An early painting based on a 2006 photograph taken on Bolivar Heights. Part of an ongoing visual thread exploring figure, place, and the emergence of forms that would take on greater meaning over time.

A hand painted oracle card illustration, serving as the foundational image of the Mayura Oracle system. It appears symbolically in later cards that explore polarity, reciprocity, and alchemical transformation. The vessel motif also echoes throughout broader Mayura philosophy.

A printed and foiled oracle card from the Mayura Oracle Deck, addressing the theme of home through a layered symbolic composition of roots, tree rings, deer, and feathers. Part of an early vision card series developed through a twelve-week class, and the first card in the series to receive a printed back.