Artist & Designer

Influenced by psychology, nature, and social issues, Tabitha’s multi-dimensional work examines complex memories, people, and feelings to challenge societal norms and actualize her experiences.

Background

In 2018, Tabitha earned her BFA in Graphic Design, initiating a career in NYC advertising. After six hectic years as an art director and copywriter for Fortune 500 companies, Tabitha sought to reclaim her creativity beyond the restrictive confines of the commercial space. She left the industry and relocated to the Pacific Northwest to reconnect with nature and focus on her art practice.

A Collection of Grimm Fairy Tales, book cover design. Tabitha designed these collages during her junior year at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, NY.

Concepts & Themes

Tabitha’s conceptual depth and intricate compositions are attributed to her active mind and background in design. Her wit and quirkiness merge with interests across psychology, nature, and social issues to examine memories, identify complex feelings, and connect the layers of perception that actualize her experiences. Through her work, Tabitha seeks to exude her inner world into energetic art that releases internalized emotions and challenges societal expectations.

Nepo Bro, 20 x 24 inches, mixed media on stretched canvas. Part of the 2025 series, Corporate America.

Materials & Process

Tabitha is fluid across mediums, including painting, drawing, and design, focusing on paper collages and mixed media. She builds each piece through expressive movement and intentional experimentation. To reduce waste and avoid overconsumption, Tabitha refurbishes thrifted frames and incorporates paper scraps, imperfect prints, and color palettes into her collages and fine art stickers.

Her creative process is intuitive and dynamic, marked by bold color, texture, and form exploration. Thick material applications and maximalist layering techniques create a multi-dimensional appearance, resulting in emotionally raw and visually striking work.

Mingling Mush, 11 x 14 inches, mixed media on paper in refurbished frame and matte.