I’ve always felt a pull toward drawing and art, but for most of my life, I thought I just didn’t have “the talent.” On top of that, I used to get terrible grades in art class at school, which really discouraged me, so I didn’t come back to it until my 30s. Some of my earliest memories of drawing are of classmates in elementary school asking me to draw Digimon for them (Angewomon is best Digimon).

I’m very in touch with my intuition and big on taking inspired action, so when I kept getting those little nudges to give art another shot, I listened. I actually haven’t been painting for that long. I picked up a brush for the first time in April 2024 (apart from middle school), and I’m so happy that I did.

Oil painting is my one true love, but I also enjoy working with acrylics, crayons, markers, spray paint, and inks. Depending on the vibe I’m going for, I even like to bring in collage sometimes.

I do, but whether I have any openings really depends on the creative projects I’m currently working on. Just send me a message through my contact form and I’ll see if I have any availability.

I’ve loved video games ever since I was little and have played a ton of them, from pretty much every genre imaginable. I’ve connected with a lot of them on a deeper level and have so many fond memories tied to them. When I was a teen, I often wished I could just teleport into a fantasy world and go on adventures. Some games, their worlds, and their stories have stayed with me over the years (I’m looking at you, Mass Effect), and I know a lot of people feel the same way.

My hope is that when someone looks at my artwork, it brings them back to those fond memories and that nostalgia for a game they loved to play. No matter which game I’m painting, I always try to really honor its vibe, and every piece carries a little piece of my heart.

Nowhere yet, but once I start getting that intuitive nudge to share more of my process, I might start doing that either here or on a YouTube channel dedicated to that and the lessons I’ve learned along the way.

I’m currently based in Germany.