I built a successful part of my business and then realized I didn't actually want it. So, I dumped prints. Which is kind of wild, because prints have been part of my business since 2020. They sold. People loved them. They made my artwork accessible to people who weren't ready to buy an original. From the outside, there wasn't necessarily a reason to stop. But there was one pretty important reason: I didn't want to do it anymore. And if I'm being completely truthful, I'm not sure I ever really...

Mock-Up Of My Wooden Print Series for the Redmond Airport I have experienced a lot of rejection over the years, from galleries, shows, scholarships and more. Earlier this year, I got an email in my inbox stating that the Redmond Airport was looking for art in their new expansion. I was excited about the opportunity and also knew it was a risk. But I decided to go ALL IN. I spent a lot of time on this project. The design concept took about 7 hours, the in-person meeting ate up about 2 hours,...

Around 2011–2012, a subtle but powerful shift began to ripple through the design world. Our iPhones moved from desks and kitchen counters into our back pockets. Technology was no longer something we visited; it traveled with us everywhere. As tech integrated into our daily lives, its aesthetic language began influencing our homes. Sleek interfaces, monochrome palettes, glass, chrome, black, white, gray — minimalism became synonymous with intelligence, modernity, and luxury. But it raises an...