Design for Fukushima Project, composed with Kitty Durgin, Sarah Hartung, Skot M. Jones, Jason Kirin, and John Lambert, 2011–2012.

Vampire A, from The Black Forest (Unicorn Mountain), 2011.

Grand Climacteric, from The Black Forest (Unicorn Mountain), 2011.

Essentials, from Squat the World/Burgh (Occupy publication), 2011.

Easey Moods for Kids, with drawings by Baylor Joseph, from Squat the World/Burgh (Occupy publication), 2011.

Broadside, 2011. Condensing audio translations of a poem from Lives of the Czars by Robin Clarke & Sten Carlson, as rendered by Adobe Soundbooth.

Lives of the Czars, cover wrap design, poetry chapbook by Robin Clarke & Sten Carlson, 2011.

Beauty Bank, gouache, latex, and metallic print, 2010.

The Pilferers, ink, stain, and latex on birch, 2010.

Consider the Gentle Whooshings, enamel, latex, and inkjet print, 2010.

Fresh Vapors, enamel, oil, and cut paper on birch, 2009.

Uncle Steve, gouache, enamel, and framed print, 2009.

Revolving Wormhole, from brief 38, 2009.

Organ of Corti, from brief 38, 2009.

Old Briny, pen and fluorescent ink on paper, from On Echo River exhibition, Mendelson Gallery, 2009.

Old Briny (detail), pen and fluorescent ink on paper, from On Echo River exhibition, Mendelson Gallery, 2009.

Early Light, from Rattle, Visual Poetry issue, 2009.

The Tarasque, from Four Minutes to Midnight, Issue 10, 2008.

The Lost Year, from Four Minutes to Midnight, Issue 10, 2008.

Complex Adaptive Systems, silkscreen on paper, 2008. Plastic Poetics exhibition, Miller Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University. Printed by the good folks at Artist Image Resources.

Complex Adaptive Systems, detail, silkscreen on paper, 2008. Plastic Poetics exhibition, Miller Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University. Printed by the good folks at Artist Image Resources.

Of Sarah E. Wood, detail, graphite, 2008. Plastic Poetics exhibition, Miller Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University. Photo: Tom Little.

Of Maya Schindler, detail, graphite, 2008. Plastic Poetics exhibition, Miller Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University. Photo: Tom Little.

Of Colin Zaug, graphite, 2008. Plastic Poetics exhibition, Miller Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University. Photo: Tom Little.