Narrative Editions
the print archive
standalone stories preserved in ink. each print holds a moment, a character, a truth left unspoken
Laveau is an original mixed media screen print exploring themes of duality, hidden identities, and transformation. Inspired by characters and events from The Series That I'll Never Finish, the composition captures a pivotal moment between appearance and revelation. Printed in layered black and crimson tones, each piece preserves the textures and subtle imperfections inherent to the screenprinting process.
• Original mixed media screen print
• Image size: 7.5 × 10 inches
• Hand printed by Spade Dragon Studio
• Signed and numbered by the artist
• Printed on Bristol paper
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Laveau
There are monsters you know, and there are monsters you fear you might become.
Laveau explores Sage's belief that something else lives beneath the surface, something she cannot explain and cannot prove. Throughout the beginning of the story, Scarlett exists only as a possibility, leaving Sage trapped between doubt and dread.
The words "I'm Not Who I Appear To Be" come from Scarlett herself. Spoken while wearing Sage's face, the line marks the first time the fear becomes real
Everyone Has It, No One Can Lose It is an original lithograph based on a self portrait and inspired by the timeless riddle whose answer has remained fixed in memory: a shadow. Through stark contrasts and expressive textures, the work explores the conflict between the self we strive to become and the parts of ourselves we cannot escape.
Printed by hand on Bristol paper, each impression preserves the marks and subtle variations inherent to the lithographic process.
• Original lithograph
• Image size: 6 × 8 inches
• Printed on Bristol paper
• Hand printed by Spade Dragon Studio
• Signed and numbered by the artist
everyone has it, no one can lose it
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Everyone Has It, No One Can Lose It is a meditation on the battle we wage with ourselves. Based on a self portrait, the print captures a moment of confrontation between the figure and their own shadow. The weapon is aimed outward, but the target has always been inseparable from the hand that holds it.
Its title is taken from an old riddle whose answer has remained fixed in memory:
"Everyone has it, but no one can lose it."
A shadow.
Though often associated with darkness, the shadow is not something to be destroyed. It exists alongside us, carrying our fears, flaws, regrets, and desires. The struggle lies not in escaping it, but in learning to face what has always been there
Bullshit Blvd. is an original lithograph exploring exhaustion, frustration, and the quiet moments spent confronting the absurdity of everyday life. Depicting a solitary figure submerged in a bathtub with only their hands and legs visible, the composition balances vulnerability with defiance. A lit cigarette and the faintly carved word "bullshit" emerge from the background, transforming the scene into a meditation on burnout and the strange humor found in enduring it.
Printed by hand through the lithographic process, each impression preserves the textures and subtle variations unique to the medium.
• Original lithograph
• Image size: 9.5 × 13.25 inches
• Printed on Rives BFK archival paper
• Hand printed by Spade Dragon Studio
• Signed and numbered by the artist
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bullshit blvd
Bullshit Blvd. began as a reflection on those moments when frustration gives way to exhaustion and the only honest response left is laughter. Depicting a solitary figure hidden beneath the surface of the bath, the work balances vulnerability with quiet defiance. The word "bullshit," lightly carved into the background, acts less as a statement of anger and more as an acknowledgement of life's endless absurdities and the strange humor found in enduring them.
Hell's On the Horizon is an original lithograph inspired by Scarlett, a central figure from The Series That I'll Never Finish. Combining elements of the eye and bat wing imagery associated with the character, the composition acts as a symbolic glimpse into her presence and the world she inhabits. Printed by hand on Rives BFK archival paper, each impression preserves the rich textures and subtle variations unique to the lithographic process.
• Original lithograph
• Image size: 9.5 × 10 inches
• Printed on Rives BFK archival paper
• Hand printed by Spade Dragon Studio
• Signed and numbered by the artist
hell’s on the Horizon
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Hell's on the Horizon serves as a warning more than a declaration. Inspired by themes of transformation and hidden truths, the composition combines a watchful eye with outstretched wings to create an emblem of approaching change. Existing somewhere between omen and icon, the work reflects the uneasy feeling of recognizing that something has already begun long before it can be fully seen.
Not every story is forgotten.
Some simply wait to be found