Wyoming

In the summer of 2017, I was invited to accompany the University of Pittsburgh’s Wyoming Field Studies program on a trip to Wyoming. While the students worked on projects or listened to lectures about environmental sciences, I set out exploring with my 40x zoom camera. Wyoming’s low population and abundance of national parks lent itself to breathtaking photographs of unaltered American wilderness. My concentration details my interactions and experiences with the state’s local flora and fauna.

Paintbrush Fox

**10 X 12 in**
**acrylic paint on chipboard**
*prints available on request*

*Bison Bison Bison*

**19 X 14.5 in**
**felt-tipped pen on bristol paper**
*prints available on request*

BARk!

**16 X 24**
**acrylic paint on canvas**

Winged Insects of Wyoming

**11 X 14**
**shadowbox, colored pencil, transparency, acrylic, bristol paper, and other mixed media**

Sandhill cranes at dusk

**14 X 14.5**
**acrylic paint on chipboard**

unidentified cactus

**13.75 X 10.75**
**colored pencil on bristol paper**
*prints available on request*

Aerial Aggression

**14 X 10**
**acrylic paint and mica powder on canvas**

Swamp Lake

**14 X 10**
**acrylic paint on chipboard**

bear

**7 X 7.25**
**felt-tipped pen and watercolor on watercolor paper**
*prints available on request*

indian paintbrush

**14 X 18**
**acrylic paint on canvas**

poised raven

**18 X 24**
**charcoal and white conte on mat-board**

antlers

**22 X 28**
**acrylic paint on canvas**