I build things for artists who don’t fit inside neat boxes.

I care about unfinished drafts, cracked-open notebooks, invisible labor, and all the creative work that never sees the light of day—not because it isn’t good, but because it was made in a world that tells us we need to justify our existence before we ever begin.

I’m a writer, graphic designer, educator, and creative strategist. I’m also the founder of Saint Violet, a project that offers tools, writing, and support for creatives trying to reclaim their work from burnout, perfectionism, and paralysis. My background is in psychology, visual design, and creative process theory. My work spans print, digital, story, structure, and thought—rooted in the belief that art is resistance, and that finishing your work is a kind of quiet revolution.

In 2025, I published The Defiant Creative Process, a book about resistance, mess, and sustainable creativity. Before that, I ran Post Culture, a queer digital magazine focused on art, identity, and the tension of being alive in this strange moment. I also make digital tools and workbooks for artists and writers, and I work one-on-one with people who are overwhelmed by too many ideas or stalled in the fog of perfectionism.