I’ve spent my career at the intersection of chemistry, light, and code. From my roots as a Darkroom Manager way back in the early 1990’s, to my current role authoring AI for Visual Artists for the Academy of Art University, I have always been obsessed with the moment an idea becomes a physical reality. As an Associate Professor and MFA mentor, I’ve helped hundreds of artists navigate the complex journey from a digital screen to a finished masterpiece.
But I believe the world has become too ephemeral. We are drowning in pixels and starving for things we can actually hold.
That’s why I founded The Latent Image. It is a community-scale return to the tactile. Whether I’m in my Michigan studio hand-selecting prints, in my garden tending to heirloom seeds, or in the kitchen perfecting a recipe, I am a Maker first. I’m here to bridge the gap between high-tech precision and artisan craft, delivering a piece of permanent beauty to your mailbox every single month.
Self-Portrait, 1974
Let’s work together. Drop me a note for inquiries.