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02/09/2026

Excited to see the Spring ’26 Common Good lecture series poster I designed featured on Archinect. If you’re in New Orleans, this is a great lineup of talks at Tulane Architecture.

Looking for exciting architecture events in New Orleans? Today's Get Lectured explores the "Common Good" Spring '26 public lecture series at the Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment, an Archinect Partner School. Details: https://archinect.com/news/article/150523622/get-lectured-tulane-university-spring-26

04/08/2023

06/24/2022

Forgot to share the poster I made for a short doc showing at Tribecca !!

Fever Dream (2021)

02/07/2022

Vote for your girl’s 2021 lecture poster from ‘s ongoing Get Lectures series poll. Vote here: cutt.ly/AOLN8hU. Voting closes on Monday, February 14 at 6:00 PM, Pacific Time.

12/09/2021

: ‘s fall info sessions postcard I made. The New Orleans Resilience Center, Bookstore and Archive visualisation was created by student . Check out her work. It’s amazing, I'm a fan!

10/24/2021

Oysterman in New Orleans’ CBD

08/08/2021

Videocollage.

07/21/2021

Digital duotone collage…

07/16/2021

Testing the new [2021] superpowers in a couple of clicks:

What it took me HOURS of work cropping ten years ago now takes anything from a click to a couple of minutes thanks to AI.

Still, it's helpful to know how to work in an “old school” fashion since you don't always get perfect images to work with in a project.

But, if you work in advertising or are a photographer yourself and have access to “great” quality images, the chances of getting things done with one click increases; however, if you are a scavenger-like artist (like me) that works with almost any kind of material I find, knowing HOW TO do the same things in different techniques (old way/new way) will allow you to work “meh” quality images masterfully.

This is a straightforward “3 image” : I mixed the built-in “remove background” feature with path cropping for the main subject, cut the flock of birds with channels, and cropped a couple of elements from the background with lasso tool.

07/15/2021