Spellboda Arts

Description: This is a collection of 12 leaves from deciduous trees in Bavaria, Germany that I made for a friend's birthday card.

Description: This is a linocut I carved and hand printed of a coffee cup that my fiancé has, one that I have, and a chai cup that we received together as a gift.

Description: This is a linocut piece I carved and hand printed of a horse etched into the wall of the Chauvet Cave between 28,000 and 37,000 years ago.

Description: I hope that this can be useful to anyone living in the States to protest against the abuses and crimes of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) as well as the inaction and complicity of the federal government.

Description: This is a piece inspired by the 16th century English song Covantry Carol and the story of the Massacre of the Innocents from the Bible. It is a direct accusation of the United States government's complicity in school shootings and school violence due to the lack of adequate gun control legislation and inattention to the provision of mental healthcare for school children as well as adults.

Description: This is the digital version of the logo I use for my art. Spellboda, an Old English word meaning messenger or Word-Bearer, is a tattoo I have on my left forearm to remind me of the responsibility I have as an artist to carry a message of kindness and empathy.

Description: This is inspired by the song "Be Kind" by Ajimal (Now Mezanmi) and partly designed by my partner. She added the letter "Eth" in place of the "d" because we lived in Iceland at the time and that letter is commonly used in Icelandic. That letter generally makes the voiced "th" sound but occasionally makes the unvoiced "th".

Description: This doodle is the product of a misunderstanding between my sister and I over a dog named olive that she was going to go walk.

Description: Owls are significant to my partner so i made this for her.

Description: A fun doodle that I did.

Description: This is a random doodle that I did that turned out kind of fun.

Description: The Hindi word for ghost is bhoot and I liked the idea of a bhoot wearing boots.