Samhain, the Ancient Celtic precursor to Halloween, is a time to honor the earth, to exalt the ones we love who have passed on, and to dance along the thinning edges of the veil that divides what is seen from what is unseen.

In this print, you’ll find imagery that honors the rituals and traditions of pre-Christian Ireland.

The snakes are a tongue-in-cheek nod to the Pagans who St. Patrick is believed to have driven out of Ireland with Christianity. The acorns, oak leaves, and the Dara Knot all represent the Oak Tree which was sacred to the Ancient Celtic Druids. A ring of Marasmius oreades mushrooms make a fairy ring (also called a fairy circle) since it was believed that Samhain was a great time for the fae to cause mischief. Antlers represent The Wild Hunt, better known in Irish folklore as the Sluagh na Marbh or “Host of the Dead.” Crescent moons symbolize the end stages of one cycle and the beginning of another. Apples are present as well, as they have always been a symbol of the late harvest season and were believed to have connections to the Otherworld in Celtic mythology. Octagonal keys represent the eight spokes on the neopagan Wheel of the Year. Deathhead Hawkmoths (which are not indigenous to Ireland but have been spotted there!) act as a memento mori since Samhain, like Halloween and other cultural celebrations that occur around this time, was also a festival of the dead. Lastly, the turnips are an ode to the humble root vegetables that had faces carved into them long before the classic pumpkin.

Available in 5×7” and 8×10”.

Giclée fine art prints are printed on cardstock using high-quality pigment ink. Packaged with care in a cellophane sleeve with a backing board.

R E T U R N S: I do not accept returns and can arrange exchanges on a case-by-case basis - please contact me if you have any questions or are dissatisfied with your order.

Certain faiths believe Queerness is a sin, a crime of the highest order, with some followers of these faiths even declaring that Queerness should be punishable by death. Regardless of what they believe, experiencing love as a Queer woman has been one of the most Sacred experiences of my life. In fact, I cannot imagine anything more Sacred than love felt by a heart that has been told it is wrong and has the courage to love themselves and the people around them anyways.

This piece reimagines the Sacred Heart and other Catholic motifs, most of which are associated with punishment and sin, as symbols of empowerment, reclamation, and self-love. The serpents, traditionally a representation of temptation and evil, remind us that to love ourselves and others is to embrace change. The apple seeds of the Forbidden Fruit encourage us to seek knowledge and to question authority for the purpose of improving the world around us. The roots symbolize our ability to nourish the Tree of Life that exists within each of us and connects us to the natural world. The North Star inspires us to follow our own paths, guided by what brings us the most light. Lastly, the dove reminds us to nurture peace within our own hearts as well as the hearts of those within our communities.

Available in 5×7” and 8×10”.

Giclée fine art prints are printed on cardstock using high-quality pigment ink. Packaged with care in a cellophane sleeve with a backing board.

R E T U R N S: I do not accept returns and can arrange exchanges on a case-by-case basis - please contact me if you have any questions or are dissatisfied with your order.

Throughout history, women have been punished for their beliefs, their bodies, and their bravery. Sometimes, they have been punished simply by virtue of being women. Inspired by the life cycle of the “Maiden, Mother, Crone” archetype, the “Maiden Martyr Crone” portraits pay tribute to women throughout history who have been belittled for their youth, patronized for their age, and who have been made into martyrs of womanhood.

Challenge puritanical and colonial idealism through the energy of Tituba, the first person to be accused of witchcraft in the Salem Witch Trials. Available in 8”x10”.

Giclée fine art prints are printed at my in-house studio on cardstock using high-quality pigment ink. Packaged with care in a cellophane sleeve with a backing board.

R E T U R N S: I do not accept returns and can arrange exchanges on a case-by-case basis - please contact me if you have any questions or are dissatisfied with your order.

Enchant your space with the gothic sweetness of the Honey Bones collection. Inspired by the duality of life and death and the symbolism of bees in death mythology around the world, the prints in the Honey Bones collection feature honeybees, human bones, and other bee symbolism such as vintage hives, honey stirrers, comb, and honeysuckle flowers.

Available in 4x6” or 5x7” (5x7” pictured).

Giclée fine art prints are printed at my in-house studio on cardstock using high-quality pigment ink. Packaged with care in a cellophane sleeve with a backing board.

R E T U R N S: I do not accept returns and can arrange exchanges on a case-by-case basis - please contact me if you have any questions or are dissatisfied with your order.

Throughout history, women have been punished for their beliefs, their bodies, and their bravery. Sometimes, they have been punished simply by virtue of being women. Inspired by the life cycle of the “Maiden, Mother, Crone” archetype, the “Maiden Martyr Crone” portraits pay tribute to women throughout history who have been belittled for their youth, patronized for their age, and who have been made into martyrs of womanhood.

Honor your victories with this print of Joan of Arc, patron saint of France and champion of independence. Available in 8”x10”.

Giclée fine art prints are printed at my in-house studio on cardstock using high-quality pigment ink. Packaged with care in a cellophane sleeve with a backing board.

R E T U R N S: I do not accept returns and can arrange exchanges on a case-by-case basis - please contact me if you have any questions or are dissatisfied with your order.

Old fashioned, elegant candle prints inspired by the state of complete mental, physical, and emotional exhaustion known as Burnout. The Pillar Candlestick is adorned with delicate webbing and botanical motifs.

Available in 4x6” or 5x7” (5x7” pictured).

Giclée fine art prints are printed at my in-house studio on cardstock using high-quality pigment ink. Packaged with care in a cellophane sleeve with a backing board.

R E T U R N S: I do not accept returns and can arrange exchanges on a case-by-case basis - please contact me if you have any questions or are dissatisfied with your order.