I’m Amy - I’m an architect, illustrator, and artist. I typically illustrate with pen, ink, and pencil. I’ve always loved drawing because art can bring everyday objects to life. An illustration might cause you to stop and notice something you never saw before or you might see something in a whole new way.

I grew up in the small town of Hannibal, Missouri which was put on the map by author Mark Twain and is characterized by its many historic homes. Each building is an architectural window into a long forgone era of steam boats, railroads, and cobblestone streets. When you step into Hannibal, you’re walking back into history and it’s beautiful.

Since then I’ve lived in and traveled to many different cities and have always loved exploring. Through my travels architecture has become a recurring theme in my artwork.

I enjoy making custom illustrations and would love to make a special piece for you! If interested, fill out the form on the ‘contact’ page.

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This represents a brief sampling of my commissioned work and interests. Reach out you’d like to partner with me on a custom artwork, installation, or any other creative endeavor!

selected commissions

Custom Home Illustration - 1837 Pine Rd, Homewood IL

Various Private Artwork Commissions

Laser Cut Wedding Table Numbers + Custom Graphics- Design + Fabrication

Wedding Letterpress Invitation Package + Graphic Wayfinding - Design + Fabrication

Downtown Cornerstone Church, Seattle WA - Art Display Wall Design + Installation

education

Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) University of Cincinnati, 2011 - 2014

Bachelor of Arts (BA, Architecture) Miami University, 2007 - 2011

Licensed Architect - Nov. 2017

awards

AIA Cocktail Napkin Sketch Contest- Runner-Up, 2018

My sketch ‘3AM’ was selected as one of 3 runner-up’s in the ‘registered architect’ category out of over 400 total submissions.

City of Chicago Winter Dining Challenge - Top 60 Most Innovative Ideas, 2020

My design for radiant seating made from readily available construction materials to provide warm, colorful, and safe outdoor dining options during the COVID-19 pandemic was selected as one of the top 60 most innovative ideas out of more than 643 submissions and was featured in the local news.