About
My time as a young researcher in physics inspires many of my pieces. I create impressions of nature, illustrate scientific concepts, and paint buildings of scholarship. My art reveals learning processes: nature paints perceptions, we frame its art in conceptual boxes, and we gather ourselves in the boxes of the academy.
My published scientific illustrations include a figure in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences [a]. I was commissioned for a watercolor Princeton University printed on Christmas cards sent to 2500 graduate alumni. The English Wikipedia’s front page has featured my watercolor of Cleveland Tower as “Picture of the Day" [b].
Born in Red Bank, NJ and raised in California, I paint scenery from both States and from frequent travel. I received a B.S. in Physics from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, CA and an M.A. in Physics from Princeton University.
Highlighted citations
[a] Illustration of bacterial microhabitat device for scientific journal article
Keymer et al., Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA, 105(51): 20269-20273 (2008): Fig. 1.
Commissioned watercolor of Wyman House in Princeton, NJ
Princeton University printed this image on Christmas cards sent to 2500 graduate alumni in 2007.
[b] Watercolor of Cleveland Tower, Princeton, NJ.
Featured as Picture of the Day on the English Wikipedia's main page, 2007 July 31.
Education
2007 M.A. Physics, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
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2005 B.S. Physics, Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, CA
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2001 Piedmont Hills High School, San Jose, CA
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Media skills
- Web. HTML, some PHP, some Drupal.
- Audio/visual. Adobe Illustrator, PhotoShop, GIMP, PowerPoint. GoldWave, MP3 recording, some Audacity. Advanced use of point-and-shoot digital cameras.
- Typesetting. LaTeX, Microsoft Office.
- Science. MatLab/Octave, Mathematica
Related employment
- Technical support. Assistance formatting and arranging audio/video for computer-aided slideshows.
- Harvey Mudd College. Tutored quantum physics and theoretical quantum mechanics



