I’m drawn to the spaces where imagination and lived experience meet, where stories become a way to explore identity, healing, belonging, and connection.

Growing up in Oregon, my childhood was shaped by misty forests, hidden trails, waterfalls, and landscapes that felt like they belonged inside a storybook. Those early experiences inspired my love of nature, folklore, and creating worlds that feel both familiar and whimsical.

Now based in Australia, my creative practice continues to explore the relationship between art, accessibility, and emotional wellbeing. As an autistic artist and accessibility specialist, I’m passionate about creating inclusive stories and welcoming spaces where people can see themselves represented.

I believe art can be a form of care. Whether it’s a cozy character illustration, a fantasy world, a handmade piece of merchandise, or a graphic novel adventure, I love creating work that feels like a warm cup of tea on a rainy day... comforting, nostalgic, and full of possibility!

My practice sits at the intersection of illustration, storytelling, design, and inclusive world-building. I create artwork for publishing, editorial, games, merchandise, galleries, and creative collaborations, with a particular love for projects featuring fantasy, nature, books, animals, and heartfelt stories.