I’m dedicated to cultivating safe spaces, both in my art and in the community. Using a combination of ink, pastel, gouache, colored pencil, and acrylic, I explore the relationship between joy and grief, home and belonging, and the tension between the fantastic and the mundane. My pieces invite you into vibrant spaces that feel both nostalgically familiar and wondrously enchanted. They are places to escape to, and places to find yourself within.

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My relationship with illustration began in early childhood, drawing alongside my father on the backs of paper place mats in our window booth at my hometown diner. Since then, I’ve had an unending love of creative expression, always preferring to have ink on my jeans and paint under my fingernails.

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Infused with irreverent humor and radical hope, my work champions the kind of curiosity often lost in adulthood. These are spaces where all bodies and stories feel welcome—bright, strange, and sincere invitations to feel more, question more, and maybe even laugh a little.