My work consists of original woodblock relief prints inspired by landscapes and architecture from places I’ve lived, traveled and imagined. I develop my imagery using a combination of digital design tools, AI-assisted visualization, and my own reference photographs and memory studies. These designs are then translated into laser-cut woodblocks, which I hand-ink and print onto fine art paper, creating tactile surfaces with depth, texture and subtle tonal variation. This process fits the Printmaking / Relief category because each final work is made from a physical block and hand-printed in the tradition of fine art printmaking. My work is not represented as Native American or Indian-made and I make no tribal affiliation claims, in compliance with the Indian Arts and Crafts Act.