Self-directed, 2022
Highlighting one of the few extant cephalopod species that has an internal coiled shel
Self-directed, 2021
Inspired by Radiolab’s episode “Silky Love,” about the mysteries of eels and the limits of human knowledge.
Self-directed, 2021
Considering Marian Engel’s 1974 review of Joyce Carol Oates’ short story collection, “The Goddess and Other Women.”
Self-directed, 2022
I think if the Lady of the Lake were a bird, she would be a heron. I know that no one asked.
Self-directed, 2021
Design for a holographic sticker of Hallucigenia, one of the more confusing fossils from the Burgess Shale
Self-directed, 2021
For the Historic Albany Foundation’s BUILT fundraiser, celebrating the architecture and built environment of the Capital region. Winner of the Young Artist Award.
Self-directed, 2022
Water boiling in a tea kettle, vignette from a short comic zine on tea-making.
Self-directed, 2021
On the discovery of the origins of vertebrate sex in the fossils of Microbrachius Dicki.
Self-directed, 2021
The Great Auk was hunted to extinction but it reminds me of Shaun White.
For The Cornell Daily Sun, Science, 2021
Article about the recent bald eagle population boom.
For The Cornell Daily Sun, Science, 2021
Article about an on-campus project team and their efforts to minimize agriculture’s carbon footprint.
For The Cornell Daily Sun, News, 2021
Article about the complexities of vaccine distribution.
For The Cornell Daily Sun, Science, 2020
Article about the flavorings and chemicals that make up the iconic pumpkin spice.
For The Cornell Daily Sun, Election Special, 2020
Column about clever cocktails to celebrate election night.