Murals, Lettering & Business Signage | Central Vermont

Have a project in mind?

Whether you're planning a mural, celebrating something special, or building a brand, I'd love to hear what you're imagining. Tell me a little about your project and I'll be in touch to discuss what's possible.

Based in Central Vermont · Available for projects throughout Vermont and beyond.

Follow Us on Social

This mural, created with the Main Street Middle School BIPOC Connection Student Space, celebrates the many threads that shape our identities.

Inspired by a quote from Sandra Cisneros — “My identity is not a piece of paper; it’s the

I have my writing featured in the latest newsletter from Vermont Professionals of Color Network.

“The Seasons of Eclipses” explores loss, memory, and the moments that change us forever.

Link in bio
https://www.vtpoc.net/newsletter-vol-

EL NIÑO

A book cover exploring climate as a force that reshapes history.

This piece was created as a full jacket design—front, spine, and back—built around movement, erosion, and instability. The lettering is intentionally raw, a

one of the best classes I have taken ! well recommended. Mural projects can be daunting at times. This course clears up every step when making a mural. So grateful to be part of this cohort!

#commonwealthmurals #goodspacemurals

Collages inspired by an essay I wrote, soon to be published.

#grief #collage #eclipse

The mural design for the Main Street Middle School BIPOC Space is complete. A tapestry of stories, colors, and voices woven together. Grateful for this beautiful collaboration with the students, and excited to paint it as one community.

#CommunityAr

Did you know? Alburgh is a small Vermont town on a peninsula in Lake Champlain, near the Canadian border! 🇨🇦 Fun fact: it’s one of the few towns in VT with a growing BIPOC community, adding to its rich local culture.

#vermonttowns #vtartist

Andover was officially chartered in 1761 under the new New Hampshire Grants. This small mountain town of just 568 residents has a unique history:
Early farmers settled here in the late 1700s. The rugged ridge of Terrible Mountain once split the town,

 © 2026 Sumak Kawsay LLC