This isn’t a craft class. It’s a small, quiet circle for creative presence. No agenda. No pressure. No performance.

In conversation with Sherry Taveras for her podcast The Hundred Acre Pen about kindness as an act of rebellion.

There’s no commentary here, no step-by-step. Just the quiet honesty of the process, captured in real time.

Just hands moving, paper shifting, colors blending into story.

Watch when you need a pause. Or let it play as background presence while you tend to your own creative rhythm.

What I want—what I've always wanted—is meaning without virality, metrics or conversions.

Stick figures, simple words, my ethos in a zine.

This one hour on Zoom surely felt like summer camp for grown-ups.

Sending handwritten letters and receiving hand bouquets.

This is about choosing presence over perfection and to remember that it’s enough to just be honest.

It doesn’t matter where you start or where you end, the middle is where it’s all at.

A delightful conversation with a fellow maker that started out with the premise about how we are more different than alike…but ended with a completely different takeaway.

All upcoming sessions now live in one place: The RSVP Page.

A sacred intimate experience in a small circle of creatives, shedding inhibitions and embracing curiosity.

It’s not always pompoms and pep talks. Sometimes, being a true cheerleader means holding space for someone’s pain without rushing to fix it. 

Every time I step out of the house I find more opportunities to share my art. There can never be enough kindness to go around.

Cowlick: a lock of hair that grows in a direction different from the rest and that resists being combed flat.

AI can never create or think in the same way humans do. But there’s a lot it can be used for to optimize efficiency.

The non-AI kind of writing in my car while waiting for my pup’s grooming session.

Art isn’t about an outcome. If it ends up becoming something, that’s a bonus.