There isn’t a single memory I have where I’m not creating — drawing, painting, or illustrating. Some of my fondest memories are of my grandfather saving pictures and magazine clippings just so I could draw them. Even as a kid, art was how I relaxed — a way to explore my curiosity and capture the world around me.
For a long time, I never imagined it could be my career. That changed during the 2020 lockdown, when I found myself freshly out of college, stuck at home, and searching for something that inspired me again. I returned to digital drawing and painting, and what started as a creative escape quickly became a sense of purpose.
From opening my first Etsy shop to hosting pop-up markets and collaborating with other brands, what began as a small experiment slowly grew into something much bigger than I ever imagined. This business has continued to evolve into something that now feels like a true creative legacy.
At the heart of everything I make is joy — especially the kind found in small, silly, everyday moments. A goofy meme. Spilled sriracha. An inside joke. My art is a love letter to those little sparks of happiness, and if you’ve ever found comfort in bright colors, nostalgia, or playful chaos, you’re in the right place.