“The David B. Jones Foundation is a private foundation. It was established in May 1998 to make grants to domestic 501 (c)(3) organizations in furtherance of educational, research, and charitable activities working in the science of paleontology who primarily promote those activities within the United States of America.”
Custom logo design
Completed on May 10, 2021
Don’t Tread on Me took nearly a year to complete and was made public on the anniversary of the Overturning of Roe v. Wade. As this is a piece layered with visual meaning, the artist invites you to extrapolate using your own research and offers starting resources with the buttons below.
Harris’ featured work explores the unique non-binary female experience in the wake of Roe v. Wade’s overturn. This piece, entitled Don’t Tread on Me, is a visual echo of the artist’s process through anguish, fury, and grief to a point of healing. It provides a guide to decipher these emotions and offers a path for self-recovery and solace in an increasingly politicized world. Harris’ work highlights the duality of inner strife and the quiet of nature, whilst advocating for defiant peace in the face of global turmoil.
Artist’s Statement
Personal Work
Completed on June 24, 2023
A copper dragonborn rogue from Dungeons and Dragons
Full-body, color character drawing
Completed on April 14, 2020
A Hellsguard Roegadyn from Final Fantasy
Bust, black and white character drawing
Completed on June 15, 2020
Black Lives Matter.
A tribute to Black American Women
Bust, color portrait
Completed on May 21, 2020
A tiefling cleric from Dungeons and Dragons
Bust, color character drawing
Completed on May 19, 2020
A human fighter from Dungeons and Dragons
Bust, color character drawing
Completed on May 13, 2020
A high-elf paladin from Dungeons and Dragons
Full-body, color character commission
Completed on February 11, 2020
A human barbarian and an elf ranger from Dungeons and Dragons
Thigh-up, color character commission
Completed on March 19, 2020
A Victorian Alchemist
Thigh-up, color character commission
Completed March 1, 2020