Paper Dolls: Stories of women who served is a project with Shotwell Paper Mill that tells the stories of women who has served in the military.  20  screen-printed illustrations and an edition of 250 . It has been profiled in media including The New York Times, The Huffington Post,  and a PBS special on Craft in America. It has been accepted into several libraries including The Metropolitan Museum of Art – Thomas J. Watson Library and Mills College. 

Inside view of Paper Dolls. The illustrations  are printed on paper that has been made from military uniforms. More about the process of making the book at the veterans who particpated can been seen on PBS Craft in America. 

35 hand printed pieces for artist Imin Yeh for the exhibition Project Mah Jong at The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco

Screen-printed record sleeves for "Hiss Pop" Interactive Experience at the Exploratorium After Dark in 2012. 

Screen-print work for stained glass window installed at The Tribune Tavern in Oakland