About Me 

Creativity was always my strong suit, a talent forever cherished as well as an adaptive key trait. Growing up, I wanted create my imaginary depictions, so I would make them. Whether that be printing and laminating them with scotch tape or molding them out of found objects. Making my imagination real...well, real to a 6 year old, was more entertaining than playing with them.

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I absolutely love challenging myself and seeing what I am capable of. I enjoyed the recognition and grew fond of others expectations for my artistic endeavors. My grade school friends would get me to enter contests and named me 'Most Artistic' in the class yearbook. College is when I learned how to learn. In other words, I practiced the freedom of trial and error. Although this proved challenging, it was necessary in order to discover how letting yourself fail provides better results and acquires new skills. 

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There is a trill that comes with passion and hard work. The tranquility of satisfaction after trudging through challenging dedication is empowering.