Experiential graphic design and illustrated wayfinding for the Children's Hospital of Richmond. Animals and their habitats were selected by the children of Richmond and assigned to floors to serve as mascots. Each color and animal coded floor shows and adult and child animal signaling that adults are always alongside children in their healing journey. Completed June 2023.

Experiential graphic design services for a confidential utility company. Storytelling for remodel of notable midcentury modern building focused on clean energy development for the 2050 Climate Pledge. Engineers were engaged to develop the larget Virtual Power Plant mural exploring a clean energy future for the state. A nod to the midcentury heritage of the space with multiple custom wallcovering patterns.

Canyon Archive book installation featuring 500 found books in colors of the Arizona canyons. This exploration of the collective understanding through writing with voids left open for the work yet to be written. Art curation of musicians with ties to the Valley.

2 unique baseball-themed sculptures for the City of Surprise Stadium each inviting patrons in at the entry gates. Bounce follows the trajectory of a ball after it has been knocked out of the park. It's path becomes a shade structure with a plasma-cut cotton pattern reflecting on the land's past use. Founded as an agricultural city, the sculpture reflects upon how Surprise has evolved from cotton fields to baseball fields. The second sculpture, Swing, shows the movement of the bat and that array made from aluminum baseball bats. The shade cast from the bats resembles the stitching of a baseball bat. Each bat is trimmed with reflective tape for an IFYKYK moment when taking photography in the evening with flash. Expected installation Fall 2024.

As a part of the Town of Gilbert's public art program, artists were selected to provide artwork to wrap doors along their Arts Alley District. This piece, Gilbert Deconstructed, was selected for the first offering. This piece utilizes the word "Gilbert", handlettered, and then deconstructed into an abstract repeat pattern. This piece tells the story of a town that has rebuilt themselves from a bedroom community to a place that has a thriving and revitalized downtown district.

4 custom patterns for laminate inspired by midcentury toys for a Midcentury Modern new built development in Austin, TX.

Collection of personal Christmas Illustrations.

Women of Design is an ongoing portrait project celebrating the female voices of Mid-Century design.

DyslexiaLand is a book based on experience, after 13 years of navigating the public school system with a dyslexic son--who graduated from high school with honors, despite not learning to read until he was in 7th grade. Mother-turned-advocate author Cheri Rae shares her insights gained from working in collaboration with her local school district as a dyslexia consultant and as an award-winning community dyslexia resource in this unique field guide for parents. Complete with illustrations by dyslexia advocate Liz Taylor, and a Foreword by Peggy Stern, founder of Dyslexiaville, the book explores the territory, complete with history, politics, language, and popular culture to help parents navigate the sometimes difficult terrain of DyslexiaLand. Available on Amazon and in select bookshops, as well as at www.DyslexiaLand.com