Sections
As a restless Multimedia Artist, I have a lot of work and projects to display. Sections below show the versatility of my portfolio and skills.


Artist Statement
Through my art, I explore the fluidity of home, identity, and systems, weaving personal and collective stories into a metaphorical tapestry that reinterprets the world around me. As an Eastern European living in the United States, I grapple with the complexities of belonging. To me, home is not a fixed place, but a shifting concept shaped by time, space, and language.My work reflects this transience, challenging traditional notions of home by drawing from experiences of migration and adaptation. Identity, both individual and collective, is at the heart of my practice. Language, as both a barrier and a bridge, is a recurring theme in my exploration. Navigating a new cultural context has deepened my understanding of language as a living system, one that simultaneously shapes and is shaped by us. Through visual storytelling, written narratives, design, music, and photography, I seek to amplify voices often left unheard. My art serves as a platform to confront marginalization, reclaim narratives, and celebrate the resilience required to adapt to evolving systems. By working across diverse mediums, I ensure the stories I tell are multifaceted and unrestricted, mirroring the complexity of the subjects I explore.
Artist Bio
As a passionate and versatile multimedia artist, Nixie bridges the worlds of creativity and linguistics in a storytelling process that draws from their Eastern European heritage and American experiences to craft meaningful narratives. Nixie immigrated to the United States from Eastern Europe at an early age, making this cultural change a prominent detail that continues to inspire their illustrations, designs, writing, and music, infusing them with a sense of depth and authenticity.They are consistently seeking new ways to push creative boundaries. Their work is driven by a deep understanding of both traditional techniques and modern digital tools, ensuring that each project is not only visually compelling but also conceptually authentic. The intersection of art, design, and written language is where they thrive, creating artworks that not only capture attention but also communicate powerful messages.Nixie studied Visual Art at Northern Virginial Community College (AS) (2022), Art and Visual Technology (BA) with a minor in Graphic Design at George Mason University (Ongoing), and Photography at Montgomery Community College (2022).Nixie has published works in NOVA's The Picnic Cookbook magazine (2022), GMU's The Forge Magazine (2024), and GMU's AVT Junior Core Newspaper Publication (2023). They have been displayed in several exhibit shows including Scholastics National (2018), and both NOVA and GMU's shared hosted exhibits, Beyond (2022) and Singularity (2023). They have performed spoken word poem relating to their project The Painted Poems Project at the GMU's CVPA Art Exchange Open Mic (2024).

Resume
Writer + Designer + Illustrator + Musician + Photographer
Education
+ Northern Virginia Community College
2020 - 2022 / Associate of Science in Visual Art+ George Mason University
2022 – Present / Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art and Visual Technology + Graphic Design minor
Relevant Studies+ Montgomery College
2022 / Photography Studies
Awards
+ Dean's List / 2021- Present
+ National Society for Leadership and Success
Nominated in 2024
Experience
+ Joanne’s Fabric Store / 2020-2021
Store Associate
+ Freelance / 2020+
Illustrator + Designer
+ Ludificor Gaming Studio / 2022
Folio / Music / Icon Illustration
+ STEM Math Department / 2023+
Learning Assistant + Grader
+ InsightLegi/Datastorm / 2023+
PR Design Intern
Skills
+ Editorial + Print Design
Book + Page / Poster / Post+ Writing
Spoken Word / Poetry / Prose / Script+ Sound Design
Folio / Score / Music Production + Mixing + Mastering+ Photography
Video / Photo Manipulation+ Illustration
Character Design / Storyboard / Comics+ 3D Design
Assets / Scenes
Programs
+ Adobe
InDesign / Illustrator / Photoshop / Bridge
+ Affinity
Publisher 2 / Designer 2 / Photo 2
+ Procreate
+ Canva
+ GarageBand
+ DaVinci Resolve
+ Blender
Exhibitions
+ Scholastics / 2018
Sunset / Photography+ Beyond (NOVA) / November 2022The World Is Moving Too Fast / Photography
+ Singularity (GMU) / April 2024
Birdbath Birdhouse / Photography
Publications
+ The Picnic Cookbook / 2023
+ Junior Core Newspaper / 2024
+ The Forge Magazine / 2024
Performances
+ CVPA Art Exchange Open Mic / September 2024
A Painted Poem / Spoken Word Poetry
Current Projects
+ The Painted Poems Project / 2024
Poetry, Design, Performance+ But VOTE Nonetheless! / 2024
Advocacy Posters for voting on the Primary Elections+ Immigration Series
Waiting Line / The NCIS Yearly Digest+ Fables + Secluded / 2022 – Present
Music Productions
The Painted Poems Project
More poems coming soon!
All of the writing is displayed in separate "posts" to make it more digestible for social media. Because Twitter limits a user to four images per post, this is done in batches of four or less. Is this more or less convenient for the audiences? Is the system set up for the artist or against the artist?Follow The Painted Poems Project closely on the socials.
Research
Research work coming soon...
Citations
Resources to be linked soon.+ First Things First Manifesto (2020 Edition)
+ Deseret - Can you talk the talk? How slang divides and connects generations
+ Digital Wellness Lab - Online Gen-Z Slang: Should Parents Study Up?
+ Hamline Oracle - Internet language across generations - The Oracle
+ Fast Company - Slang makes work communication hard for Gen Z, millennials, Gen X
+ The Atlantic - The Case for Brain Rot
+ Pangea - Understanding the Generational Divide – Its Impact on Slang
+ ResearchGate - The intelligibility of internet slangs between millennials and Gen Zers
+ Goco - Generational Differences in the Workplace: Bridging the Gap
The Week - The unsurprising decline of childhood literacy in America
+ PMC (PubMed Central) - Early childhood education language environments
+ MIT News - Cognitive scientists define critical period for learning language
Liberty University
+ NAEYC - Responding to linguistic and cultural diversity recommendations
+ Forbes - How Indie Bookstores Beat Amazon at the Bookselling Game
+ The Verge - Barnes & Noble is going back to its indie roots
The Guardian - 'Amazon doesn't care about books': how Barnes & Noble bounced back
+ Impact (The Accidental Marketer) - How Barnes & Noble Succeeds in the Era of Amazon
Scholarly Kitchen
+ WordsRated - Bookstores Statistics
+ Modern Social Media is Failing Artist
+ Everything you need to know about social media algorithms
+ Generative AI Has an Intellectual Property Problem
+ Ask the Expert: What are legal issues surrounding AI, its impact on the arts?
+ Artists Rights 101
+ Why Social Media HURTS our Art… and How to Avoid it
+ The Role of Social Media in Promoting Your Art
+ Social Media Is Bad for Artists (And We All Know It)
+ Websites, social media and copyright
+ How Social Media is Impacting Artists
+ US artists score victory in landmark AI copyright case
+ AI Imitating Artist ‘Style’ Drives Call to Rethink Copyright Law
+ Social media’s toxic algorithm is harming artists
+ Why Social Media is an Emotional Challenge for Artists
+ The Impact of Using Social Media As An Artist Compressed
+ Newgrounds Forum
+ Best Social Media for Artists
+ Social Media Copyright Protection Guide
+ 4 Strategies for Enforcing IP Rights on Social Media Platforms
+ Four Ways to Protect Your Art From AI
+ Artists Fight Back Against AI using Their Work
+ Data Poisoning Artists Fight Generative AI
+ Social Media is Killing Art Platform Alternatives for Promoting Work

Discord.gg/ZEJApHHMcw
Get Up + Get Involved!
"Regardless, if you want to make a change then who else is better off
making it than yourself,
Or so I am told."
Performance
CVPA Art Exchange Open Mic
Performed at George Mason University
09/27/2024
Video coming soon!
A Painted Poem
This is the opening performance to the advocacy section of this project. This poem serves as a performance meant to start conversation and inspire others to inquire about this project. This poem performance is the staple behind this project and the main introduction.
I open Twitter
Get distracted for a few seconds looking at cool art on the internet and—
Crap. Focus.
[Breathe]"New Post"
I type:Did you know that a post is limited to 280 characters?
That's not a lot, right?
What, like 2 or 3 sentences, maybe?
4 if you are strong enough to squeeze these words in the jar that is this post,
Close the lid fast enough as to not spill the leftover fluid that is my thoughts.
3 characters left.I have more to say so I add to the thread with a new post.
I type:Only 4 images per post?
I think I can work with that.
I think I can squeeze all of my meaning into the photos I've created,
It's like squeezing lemons into a glass,
I have enough room, probably.
Water it down and sprinkle sugar to make it more digestible for the viewer?
10 characters left.I add:One of the most human feeling is the need to be heard,
But how can I be heard if there is no room for my voice, my writing?
I am here to defy the limitations I’ve been given to work with.
I am here to make more space, not just for myself.
I think I have to paint a poem.
10 characters left.
[Breathe]
PostI come back the next week and start again.
"New Post"
I type:Let me tell you what a Painted Poem means to me.
It is the juxtaposition of language and the space in between the silence.
It is a conversation piece.
It's a temporary solution.
I am making room where there is no room.
No more pickle jars or lemonade stands.
I am prying open this pantry and letting my writing spill all over this countertop.
-63 characters left.Shit. I'll fix that later.
Regardless, I add:See, I'm not from around here,
I want to make a feast out of my language,
So to me, this meal is more important than the dessert that is being internet famous.
Instagram is a little more forgiving,
Leaves space for 2,200 characters,
But that does not mean it isn't a perpetrator.
How many of us get shadow banned for speaking about nothing?
How much of our work has been taken from us without our consent and without notice?
Terms and conditions are brutal if you don’t read them carefully.
-209 characters left.I continue:Download an app to speak your mind!
So, speak your mind? Y/N
I twisted my tongue to get here.
Are you reading this?
Are you watching this
Is the system set up for the artist or against the artist?
Because it isn't clear anymore.
What about the writers? The multimedia artists?
-1 characters left.What about the musicians,
The film makers,
And everyone in between?I keep writing though I know I am out of room.
I add:What about the big-mouthed politicians,
Yes, I thought of that.
No, I do not have a solution to that,
But sometimes the pros do outweigh the cons, hopefully.
Yes, this is a conversation piece,
Left open for discussion,
Do not just shelve it back in that pantry.Yes, this is a temporary solution.
A Painted Poem is meant for bigger things.
A band aid on an open wound,
And without the stitches that are your voices,
This wound will never heal.I stopped counting my characters a long time ago and-
Focus, focus, focus!
[Breathe]This is not just about the preservation of an artist,
Or the art.
This is about the way language is being prepared for students.
It is chopped up carelessly and packaged under false pretense.
Have you checked the ingredients list?
Do you know what you are consuming?
Do you know the difference between what is correct and what will hurt you?I see these mistakes all the time.
Grammar is no longer an emphasis.
The difference between you are and your is not distinguishable anymore and it makes me mad.
It makes me angry to see a failing educational system start so early on giving up on us.
It isn’t right.
But who you may think is at fault isn’t actually who really is.
It isn’t the teachers, no.
Don’t get mad at the baker for messing up the recipe.
Get mad at the similarities between the containers in which baking soda and baking powder are held in.
It’s okay, we’ve all made that mistake before.This isn’t the end though.
It was never meant to be.
There is so much more to discuss,
And at this point, I’m better off writing this in my notes app instead,
Because the pantry got too full,
And they didn’t leave enough room for what was important.
Got too excited putting away the fun stuff.
They forgot to take care of the things that really matter.Regardless, if you want to make a change then who else is better off making it than yourself,
Or so I am told.So I paint my poems
The best way I know how to.
I paint my poems wishing you’d paint them with me.
Hoping you’d ask me about mine and we could have a conversation about ours.
Hoping you’d inspire others to do the same as I am.You have to try.
So please.
Paint a Poem with me.[Breathe]
Draft Saved.
Template + Specifications
My definition of a painted poem can mean something entirely different than what your definition means.
This project is fluid and the method is less important than the message, but that does not mean that the way I have chosen to do this isn't elaborate and intentional. If you don't know how to paint your own poems, this is a guide as to how I make mine."Let me tell you what a Painted Poem means to me.
It is the juxtaposition of language and the space in between the silence.
It is a conversation piece.
It's a temporary solution.
I am making room where there is no room."Downloadable files for Affinity and Adobe Apps coming soon!
Title
Font: Permanent Marker
Size: 10-13pt.
Body
Font: Mom's Typewriter (or any typewriter font)
Size: 10pt. (adjust to font size)
Footer
Font: Permanent Marker
Size: 7.5-9pt
Color Pallet
Black: #000000
White: #F6F1ED
Red: #EE333C
Textures
For posting purposes, this project runs on poster that are 6 x 6 inches, but you may make it larger for print if you so choose to.Header (title) and footer is any tape png, either blend mode or transparent.Page background is any paper texture. (the point it to make it look realistically fabricated.)You are free to make your own assets for this project but you are also free to use stock footage. Make sure to read license agreements before usage.
Public Service Announcements
This section of the project aims to question aspects of social media, education, language, limitations placed by society, and more in the form of poetry, question, and statement. The format is set up in a way to allow for people to write freely but also answer the question posed if you so choose to, along with a PSA message that expands on the idea behind the post in a hopeful but adamant tone.
PSA Topics
Sometimes, I have words
Coming soon...
Journals
These poems are a collection of poems taken from my journals. These journals focus on different aspects of my life.
Roots + Antlers
2025
Digital Booklet
8.5 x 11 inPhysical Copies coming soon!(Story below!)
So the story goes...The roots of a tree and the antlers of a deer are one in the same.
That isn’t a belief but a fact I grew up with.When I was a kid, I’d go out into the woods when I was told to “get lost”.
I had a tendency to want get lost,But only enough to barely find my way back home each time,
Right before the evening supper calls began ringing through the backyard,One of the things he taught me was that when walking through the woods,
Leaves tend to hide the small pockets in the soil,
Making it dangerous when you can’t see the ground with your own eyes.He told me that walking around the roots of a tree was safest,
Because you can always see them,
Sometimes better than the ground itself,But more importantly,If the tree is still standing it means that the roots are planted strongly in their beliefs,
Ergo,
The ground they burry themselves into is always going to be solid no matter how many people try to shake the tree.In the same way,I was taught to keep my roots planted in the belief that the ground I stand on will always be solid.
I must trust that my roots dig deep enough into the soil to keep me grounded,
And that no one can shake away my confidence but myself.I was taught to learn to step on the roots of a tree when walking in the woods,
I must trust that I know I am making the right decisions,
Despite how shaky I feel the soil may be beneath me.In the same way,Stepping on roots teaches you to balance on smaller ledges and curved surfaces,
You must trust that as long as you practice juggling with your footing and balance,
You will be able to stand on the ledges most others cannot,Given you’ve had the practice,
You will be better prepared making the right decisions than most are.In the same way,When I was younger he would sit me down and tell me to watch carefully,I learned to fight from this man,
I learned to keep my patience from him too.
I learned to wait and watch,To see the full picture before making a decision.
He and I watched as the deer shed his antlers,He told me that change is necessary,
That the deer must shed its dead weight before being able to move forward.In the same way,I must learn to shed my dead weight in order to move on.
I must learn to change as often as the deer has to,When my antlers no longer work properly, it is time to move on.It is time to say thank you for all they have done,
And grow a new pair that will suit me more.To learn to let go fully.In the same way,The roots of a tree and the antlers of a deer are one in the same.
That isn’t a belief but a fact I grew up with.To be able to shed your antlers and to plant your roots into the ground,
To let go but to know where you standTo be able to look down and see antlers but look up and see roots,
Is to be crazy enough to be truly you and powerful.
DCity Smokehouse
Note: I am not affiliated with DCity Smokehouse nor was this a commission, this was a class exercise. The point of this assignment was to redesign a popular restaurant and turn it into a Michelin Star design.This exercise includes a working website, which can be found at https://dcity.carrd.co/2025
Main Menu
8.5 x 14 in
2025
Speakeasy Menu
5.827 x 8.268 in
2025
Speakeasy Event Posters
8.5 x 14 in
“One by One” by Ruth Ware
Note: I am not affiliated with Ruth Ware nor was this a commission, this was a class exercise. The point of this assignment was to redesign a book cover of a chosen book.2024
Digital Design Book Cover
15 x 7.5 in
Publications
The Picnic Cookbook
Size: US Letter, 8.5×11 in, 22×28 cm
# of Pages: 72
Publish Date: Apr 22, 2023This publication was a collaboration at Northern Virginia Community College Alexandria Campus, between design students in ART 142 and photography students in PHT 222.Link: Click here!
The Forge - Volume 4
Size: TBD
# of Pages: 56
Publish Date: 2024The Forge is George Mason University’s Sci-Fi and Fantasy literary magazine/journal who publishes flash/micro fiction, short stories, poetry, and artwork from Mason and beyond. The Forge focuses on all things speculative, and seeks to entertain and provoke thought with epic stories, emotional adventures, and awe-inspiring artwork.The Forge is interested in works that explore the many realms that speculative fiction can reach, such as imagining new, expansive worlds, exploring the many aspects of futuristic technologies, and the ways speculative fiction can be used to entertain, but also educate.Link: Click here!
Illustrations
Illustrations have always been a staple for what I make, partly because they can be used to tell stories in a visual way. While I heavily rely on literature for most of my story telling process, character design and illustration is a refreshing addition to my work.
Logos and Mascots
Hokobishu - Hokobishu is a friend of mine who streams videogames such as Mass Effect, Kingdom Hearts, and more on twitch, YouTube, and other platforms.Strix Dream - Strix Dream is one of the competitive teams that played in the Splatoon Tournaments.Crown Logo + King Crow Rio - This is the original logo and mascot for the branding I was originally making with the intention to be more focused on illustration. Since then, my branding has been reworked and refocused, but the impact that the original branding was kept and still applies to my current branding.
Pixel Art
Pixel art to me is a staple for my illustration pieces. This comes from the idea that I originally wanted to make pixel art for video games, but I also wanted my style to have a twist and be unique.Pixel Bitten - This is one of the first self portraits I made. This was more so meant to display the versatility of my skills, from illustration to pixel art integration.Yellow Flower - This is just one of the many pixel art pieces I've made.Teacher 1 + 2 - One of the most meaningful character I have read about was Teacher, from the manga series The Girl From The Other Side; I wanted to make art for this character as an homage for what is lost and gained and what change really means in the story.
Singles
Size: 16x16 inchesAs a homage to all of the fandoms and stories that have influenced my art style, I dedicated these pieces to the things that made me the artist I am today.The Wanderers (Homestuck) - Music has always played a big part in what I make, and the soundtrack to Homestuck played a big part of this process. When I was younger and learning to draw digitally, I would stay up way too late and draw while I listened to music. This album, The Wanderers, was in the rotation of music for my creative cycle. While this album is no longer available, I am glad I was able to get it before it became archived material. This specific image is from the song Riches To Ruins Movements I & II This is an archival piece now.Raphael (TMNT) - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is one of the shows I grew up watching when I came to America, so for a lot of my early language learning, I managed to learn from TMNT. This inspired a bigger rabbit hole however, one that delved deeper into the world of comics and artists I later found that have made some significant influence on what drives the work I make today.
Gossip
This series focuses on birds and the stories they tell, after all, birds are gossipers.
You Stole My Seat!
Do you think they’re talking about us?
It’s Getting A Little Chilly Out.
She’s Looking Good Today!
I got a fable to tell you…
It’s getting a little cold…
The view is great from up here!
Rough day at work?
Lovebirds
Gravity
Quote from the poem "The Crickets Have Arthritis" by Shane Koyczan.
Fox's Tail Logo Design + Stationary
This project has two parts, the logo design itself and the company stationary design.
Commissions
Terms of Service, dos and don'ts, prices, and examples below!
Terms of Service
1.) Do not remove my watermark or signature!2.) Payment is required to begin the commission process, either half or full payment up front.3.) When posted publicly, credit me via @ and tag.4.) I hold full rights to the art I make, ergo I will post on social media and on my website as I see fit. If you have something time sensitive or personal, we can negotiate terms of usage.5.) Tips are always appreciated! :)
Note
Any political art must be thoroughly researched and used for the right reasons. I will not affiliate myself with groups/issues I do not believe in and/or discriminate against any groups of people.Keep in mind that if you ask for politically charged art, I will research who you are as a person in order to understand what you intend to use my projects for.I have the right to decline your commission if I have a problem with what you are asking me to create for you. I must fully agree with your cause before starting any politically charged designs with you.
Dos - What I'm Open To
1.) Purposeful Design: Editorial layouts, posters, PR assets, and PSA designs with narrative, cultural, or activist depth.
2.) Pixel Art Commissions: Character sprites, dynamic scenes, and hybrid pixel/digital pieces for niche, story-driven projects.
3.) Stationery Design: Business cards, letterheads, envelopes, and sticker sheets with cohesive identity.
4.) Publishing & Zine Work: Covers, spreads, annotated booklets, and union-style iconography.
5.) Online Content: Social media graphics, infographics, digital flyers, and web assets with strong messaging.
6.) Research-Integrated Projects: Historical, cultural, or activist framing with optional citations or annotations.
7.) Accessible Design: Projects that value inclusivity, alt text, and ethical communication.
Don'ts - What I'm Not Offering
1.) General Illustration: No standalone character art, fan art, or decorative illustration without narrative or design context.
2.) Logo-Only Requests: Unless part of a larger design system or stationery package.
3.) Rush Jobs Without Purpose: Quick turnaround without depth isn’t your style.
4.) Designs Without Messaging: Projects lacking a clear story or message aren’t a fit.
5.) NFTs or Spec Work: No crypto-related commissions or unpaid design pitches.
6.) Requests That Contradict Your Values: You won’t take on work that promotes discrimination, hate, or unethical labor.
7.) Pornographic Content: No sexually explicit or adult-themed commissions.
8.) Illegal Advertising: No promotion of illegal substances, services, or activities.
9.) Discriminatory Messaging: No designs that target or marginalize individuals or groups based on race, gender, sexuality, religion, or ability.
Prices
Read terms and conditions carefully before asking for commissions.
Pixel Art
These are one time license purchases for use.Payment must be received ahead of time in order to start the process.
Pixel Art | Description | Cost |
---|---|---|
Full | Full Color + Shading | $75 |
Dynamic | Full Color + Shading + Background | $100 |
Combo | Pixel + Digital | $150 |
Design | Pixel Art + Design | See Design Section |
Design Commissions
These are base prices, billing for professional design work is $35/hour additional to the base price.Payment for base price must be received ahead of time in order to start any commission. Hourly rate must be received biweekly.Custom Designs and sizes are negotiable.
Add-Ons | Description | Cost |
---|---|---|
Packaged Files | CMYK setup, bleed margins, file prep | $100 |
Research Notes | Historical references, activist symbolism | $150 |
Alternate Versions | For different paper sizes or formats | $25 - $75 each |
Alt Text / Accessibility Notes | Ensures inclusive design practices | $25 - $50 each |
Platform Optimization | Resizing and formatting for multiple platforms | $75 each |
Stationary
Design Project | Description | Size | Cost |
---|---|---|---|
Business Card | Front/back design, optional QR or union-style icon | 3.5" x 2" | $100 |
Letterhead | Includes header/footer, typographic styling | 8.5" x 11" | $175 |
Envelope | Custom layout, branding elements | Varies | $125 |
Notecard / Thank You Card | Can be activist-themed or editorial in tone | Varies | $100 |
Sticker / Label | Great for union-style tags or protest motifs | Varies | $200 |
Custom Logo | Only if part of the stationery identity | Varies | $300 |
Stationary Set Layout | Bundled design with cohesive visual language | Varies | $500+ |
Editorial / Books
Design Project | Description | Cost |
---|---|---|
Single Page Layout | Includes typography, image placement, and visual hierarchy | $100 |
Double Page Spread | Ideal for feature articles or zine-style storytelling | $200 |
Cover Design | Includes title treatment, imagery, and conceptual framing | $350 |
Table of Contents (ToC) | Structured navigation, typographic styling | $100 - $200 |
Section Opener | Visual introduction to a new chapter or theme | $150 |
Pull Quote / Side Bar Styling | Enhances editorial rhythm and emphasis | $75 |
Back Cover / Credits Page | Includes layout for contributors, citations, or contact info | $100 |
Posters + Stickers
Poster Projects | Description | Size | Cost |
---|---|---|---|
Standard | Includes layout, messaging, and visual impact | 8.5" x 11" | $300 |
Large Format | Ideal for events, protests, or campaigns | 11" x 17" OR 12" x 18" | $450 |
Digital Poster | Optimized for screen, may include animation-ready elements | Varies | $250 |
Typographic Poster | Focused on message, hierarchy, and type styling | Varies | $350 |
Pixel Art / Illustration | Combines pixel art or custom illustration with layout | Varies | $400 |
Series / Campaign Posters | Bundled designs with thematic consistency | Varies | $500+ |
Sticker Project | Description | Size | Cost |
---|---|---|---|
Simple Icon | Union-style, protest motifs, or pixel icons | Varies | $100 |
Text Based | Slogans, quotes, typographic emphasis | Varies | $125 |
Illustrated | Custom art, layered meaning | Varies | $175 |
Sticker Sheet (3 - 6 Designs) | Thematic set, ideal for zines or campaigns | 8.5" x 11" | $350 |
Posts / Online Content
Design Project | Description | Size | Cost |
---|---|---|---|
Static Social Post (Single) | Includes layout, messaging, and branding | Varies | $150 |
Carousel / Multi-Post Series | Thematic flow, storytelling across slides | Varies | $200 - $400 |
Story Graphics (IG / FB) | Quick-hit visuals, optimized for mobile | 1080 x 1920 PPX (9:16 Ratio) | $100 each |
Web Banner / Header | For blogs, campaigns, or digital zines | Varies Per Platform | $200 |
Digital Flyer / Event Promo | Combines poster logic with screen formatting | Varies | $250 |
Infographic / Data Visual | Great for activist education or forensic content | Varies | $350 |
Printing + Shipping
If you live locally, I can hand deliver by hand free of charge, otherwise use this website to track how much it will cost to deliver to you, your final bill will reflect printing and shipping costs:
USPS Postage CalculatorZip Code will be provided per request.You may request as many reprints as needed any time after commission schedule. You may not use my services as a printer, I will only print projects I work on for you.
Copy Paper
Paper Type | Size | Weight | Cost/Page |
---|---|---|---|
Text | 8.5" x 11" | 32 lbs. | $0.70 |
Text | 11" x 17" | 32 lbs. | $1.40 |
Text | 12" x 18" | 32 lbs. | $1.60 |
Paper Type | Size | Weight | Cost/Page |
---|---|---|---|
Cover | 8.5" x 11" | 80 lbs. | $0.95 |
Cover | 11" x 17" | 80 lbs. | $1.90 |
Cover | 12" x 18" | 80 lbs. | $2.10 |
Glossy Paper
Paper Type | Size | Weight | Cost/Page |
---|---|---|---|
Text | 8.5" x 11" | 32 lbs. | $0.90 |
Text | 11" x 17" | 32 lbs. | $1.80 |
Text | 12" x 18" | 32 lbs. | $2.00 |
Paper Type | Size | Weight | Cost/Page |
---|---|---|---|
Cover | 8.5" x 11" | 80 lbs. | $1.10 |
Cover | 11" x 17" | 80 lbs. | $2.20 |
Cover | 12" x 18" | 80 lbs. | $2.40 |