There are many opportunities for you bundle my services together to show case your products / services in a creative light that weaves together multiple mediums for various audiences.

With photography I can work with you to illuminate the essence of what you want audiences to really see

It's beautiful that anyone can take photos with iPhone camera's producing high quality images that look on-par with a lot of digital camera's, but not everyone is paying attention to detail, composition, framing, and light. I bring an artistic attention to detail to help your projects form the way you envision them.

I can go beyond the camera to design content for posters, websites, or other ventures.

Working with the non-profit artist group The Elsewhere Museum, I've produced copy + edit for a creative marketing approach on their website and social media platforms. Combining images from myself and other artists, creative writing, data analysis, and understanding their ethos, I worked to produce content that informed while catching people's eye. 

I'm comfortable with using adobe creative suite's, and other design ware to produce imagery; am familiar with many different website building platforms such as Weebly, Wix, Wordpress, Squarespace, and more. Contact me for more examples, pricing, or project collaborations!

Tsverie@gmail.com
​@Tsverie on instagram

From September to late December I had the privilege to live, work, and play at the Elsewhere Museum in Greensboro, North Carolina. For my project I completed an interactive mural, the first of the series, to bring an alive quality to a 2D piece.

I believe we all have the power to sustain inner joy within ourselves, but how we go about this differs. I'm curious how folks create joy within themselves, and pieced together this mural. I used old silk-screened wallpaper from museum collections, black walnut ink I made with a friend, pokeberry ink, and organic material from the Greensboro area. You can follow the documentation process for peoples answers @interactivejoy on instagram

Half-way through my internship residency with the Elsewhere Museum in Greensboro, North Carolina, i'm saying see you later's to the artists in resident group #105. It's been a pleasure working with these artists, documenting their process', working with them, living with them, sharing meals and laughter; 
Cheers.  

What if words had bodies?
How would we hold each word on our tongues?
Would we carry self-hate around like the heavy baggage it is?
How would love feel on our taste buds?

I'm excited to announce my first self-published book, zine-not zine, Word Bodies, exploring the power of words and storytelling. 

Each copy is hand bound with love, sprinkled with fairy dirt to conjure emotions within you, and custom book covers made from recycled folders. There are a limited run of 50 copies.
I'm asking $15 ~ $50 for a physical copy, or $10 ~ $15 for a digital (or more if you feel it's density!).

With an art class held at Humboldt State Photography, Art & Place, students used rephotography to explore Humboldt County's history through imagery. Photographs from the HSU library special collections archive were used to re-photograph the same locations, and merge these into one. 

www.nicolejeanhill.com/ & I installed these photos on the Clark Museum wall for an outside gallery. 

An article written through photojournalist narrative about the Mattole watershed, forest defense, and logging practices in Northern California.  

Created for the Resiliency project at Humboldt State University. 
Funded by the Sociology Department.

Created for EveryBody Humboldt during the Social Justice Summit at Humboldt State University.

This zine was created with two friends and i to continue conversations around the housing issues here in Arcata, CA.