Moving from the flight line to a full-time creative practice has been a journey rooted in a strict "figure-it-out" mentality. Based in Florida, I’m a self-taught muralist and artist specializing in a dynamic blend of acrylics and mixed media. My work is where my childhood obsessions—pop culture, comic heroes, and aviation—come to life.

My path wasn’t always aimed at the canvas; it actually started with a degree in Criminal Justice and an eye on law enforcement. But life shifted fast in 2020 when my grandmother’s battle with pancreatic cancer brought me back home to care for her. During those heavy months, I picked up a brush and taught myself to paint as an emotional outlet. Before she passed, she saw the very beginning of this career and gave me the courage to do it for a living. Her belief in me is the foundation of every single piece I create.

That inspiration is matched by the surreal experience of transitioning from a fan in the comic convention crowds to the artist operating behind the table. Backed by a tight-knit circle of family and friends—and pushed early on by my uncle who saw what I was capable of—my focus now is on locking in bigger opportunities and living life doing what I love.

After years of grinding in public art studios, I’ve intentionally moved my practice to a home-based studio. This shift turned a logistical challenge into a massive strength, giving me the sanctuary and accessibility needed to sustain a high-volume workload. When I’m not traveling the convention circuit, my focus is on the ground: transforming communities through large-scale murals, custom window paintings, and commissions.

Having built both the craft and the business from the ground up, I stay focused on the daily grind. While I’ve phased out formal mentorships to prioritize my studio work, I still have a deep passion for sharing honest, unfiltered insights with fellow artists. Building an unexpected, beautiful life happens one canvas, one mural, and one person at a time.