Yes. I design and hand-print custom block-printed murals for homes, studios, offices, and commercial spaces. Every mural is printed directly onto the wall by hand — no wallpaper, no vinyl, and no shortcuts. The process allows for subtle variation, texture, and depth that can’t be replicated digitally.

Murals can be bold and immersive or quieter and pattern-driven, depending on the space and your goals. If you’re interested in commissioning a mural, reach out with your location, timeline, and a general sense of scale, and we’ll start the conversation there.

Custom projects typically begin with a conversation about the space, how it’s used, and what kind of feeling you want the work to create. From there, I develop pattern concepts, color direction, and a printing plan tailored to the site. Because my work is printed by hand, each commission is truly one-of-a-kind.

I work with both private clients and businesses, and timelines vary based on project size, location, and availability.

Yes. In addition to public workshops, I offer private printmaking workshops for groups, organizations, and companies. These workshops are hands-on, beginner-friendly, and focused on creativity, experimentation, and collaboration rather than technical perfection.

Workshops can be adapted for team-building, events, or creative retreats and can be hosted in my studio or at an off-site location, depending on the project.

Absolutely. I collaborate with brands and organizations on custom illustration, pattern design, and block-printed artwork for packaging, interiors, campaigns, and special projects. My work is especially well-suited for brands looking to bring warmth, personality, and a handmade feel into their visual identity.

If you have pattern licensing, illustration licensing, or partnership requests, please contact my agent, Margo at Tantau Studio, to start the conversation.

CoverAll is my block printing kit designed to make printmaking accessible at home. It includes reusable flower and stem blocks, inks, and tools that can be used on paper, fabric, or walls.

The kit is designed for beginners and experienced creatives alike, and it reflects the same process-driven approach I use in my studio and workshops: experiment, repeat, and see what happens. CoverAll is meant to grow with you over time, not be a one-off project.

I’m based in Burlington, Vermont, and regularly create block-printed murals throughout Vermont and New England. I’m also open to traveling for select mural commissions and commercial projects outside the region, depending on scope and timing. If you’re located elsewhere and interested in a mural, feel free to reach out — location doesn’t have to be a dealbreaker, and I’m always happy to explore what’s possible.