My name is Amy, and I am an archaeologist and general geek. While writing my MA thesis, I realized I needed publication-quality maps and ceramic plates that had never been produced, and from that moment started making my own. After a while, I realized there was a niche for digitally oriented archaeologists and started making images for friends. I also realized I had a talent for taking and editing photographs and started doing so on digs.

This slowly morphed into being paid to make images for faculty in my department. Then, while working in technology support at UCLA, I started making images for faculty and graduate students in other humanities and social science departments. Then I started getting contracts on my own. And now I’m here!

I love to travel and do so often. If I wait to answer an email, it’s probably because I am on an archaeological dig, in a different country studying or traveling, or back home in Wisconsin in my other favorite role, Auntie Amy. Drop me a line, and I will always answer!