My current body of work is what I’d call experimental. While it features the same bright, bold colors that have become a signature of my work, 2026 has also been a year of reclamation.
Since my ADHD diagnosis earlier this year, I’ve been able to take ownership of the things I’m passionate about and embrace the way they influence my creativity. I’ve also given myself permission to experiment with new mediums, including pen and ink and ink washes, while continuing to explore traditional and digital techniques.
It’s also the year I turned 30 and got my very first tattoo. Like my own artwork, I worked with a tattoo artist who specializes in bright, illustrative work to bring my vision to life.
My evolving personal life is reflected here, too. Featuring key moments like getting engaged to my fiancée. Together, these experiences make 2026 a defining year for both my life and my art.