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I am a portrait artist and designer with a hand in just about everything: ceramics, sculpture, mold making, printmaking, comics, writing, murals, animation, etc.
I graduated from the University of Michigan STAMPS school of art and design in 2022 magna cum laude with a bachelor's in fine arts.
My most recent work focuses on the combination of printmaking and ceramic sculpture—including lithography, multi-color screen printing, and mono-printing—as a means of exploring self-portraiture and the concept of process.
Recent Work
Recent Work
An experimental screen printed animation; all 450 frames printed simultaneously. Click through to see the whole process.
Graham Cassano and Jaymes Walker
Commissioned by The Art Experience and sold at auction during 2024 Glimpse and Glimmer Gala.
Mixed media print and photogram, this piece takes you through the melancholy of a burgeoning community center as its new beginnings bring about the end of its current chapter.
Graham Cassano’s work: cassanophotography.com
For the Mini Museum Exhibit at the Stamps Gallery, September 2024. Each piece was a maximum of three inches in size; showing the little things that impact our lives.
A year-long senior project culminating in an exhibition in April 2022. Fragmented Body tackles trans visibility and the body through fragmented ceramic self-portraiture.
This section shows both the final presentation of the work, as well as the year-long process of making it.
Finished ceramic work from sculpture to thrown work.
An extension of my illustration work, comics act as a means to combine my drawing skills with my unique writing abilities. I also use comics as a way to expand my use of materials.
A demonstration of technical skill as well as a showcase of my traditional drafting skills.
A collection of freelance and personal work with a focus on digital portraiture.
Compilation of the murals I have created.
A bit of everything: woodblock, drypoint, linocut, screenprint, monoprint, laser etched. Experiments in new printmaking technologies and explorations of color.
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