I grew up in the early 2000s—A childhood defined by Lisa Frank, Nintendo, bedazzlers + Timbaland drums on the radio.

And I’ve been creating ever since. Disney princess coloring books became mermaid drawings + song lyrics. My wardrobe echoed that of

I Paint Murals

and Make Music

My wardrobe echoed that of Hannah Montana, embellished by me + Nanny with iron-on patches + trim for jeans and mini purses to house an essential lip gloss.

The is a creative world I’ve been building my whole life.

It is what I love, what I think is cool and what has stayed with me through every version of myself. For a long time, I created only what others wanted from me. It checked the boxes but slowly over time, it disconnected me from the one reason I started making art— expression. Today, my work feels like coming back home to myself.

I choose public spaces because I believe art is meant to be expressed and loved—related to and experienced. I love how murals give me the power of good—to make someone in a scary new city feel some humanity, improve someone’s commute, giving strangers a reason to spark conversation. I love what I do and the positive impact it has. I love talking with the communities who will live with my art and experiencing the rhythm of a place around me as I paint a wall.

When someone commissions a mural, they’re not just hiring a service—they’re inviting a piece of my visual world into their space. On every project, I bring collaboration, professionalism and clarity, but also a point of view. I know what I stand for and what I want to see in the world.

I hope you enjoy my world as I’ve enjoyed creating it.