Art is how I explore the world—sometimes with precision, sometimes with wild abandon. It’s not just about pretty pictures, it’s about telling stories, capturing moods, and making you feel something unexpected. To me, art is a playground where ideas, colors, and curiosity run free.

what media do I use?

1. graphite

Graphite is where it all begins—just a pencil and a surface, but full of endless possibilities. I love how it captures subtle shadows, soft textures, and crisp lines. It’s honest, raw, and perfect for quiet details or bold sketches that speak without saying a word.

2. pencil color

Color pencils are like tiny magic wands—quiet, portable, and packed with personality. I love how they blend softly or stack up in sharp, bold strokes. Layer by layer, they build mood, depth, and texture without needing water or mess. They’re perfect for detail lovers, color nerds, and anyone who enjoys watching a blank page slowly bloom into something vivid and alive.

3. ink

Ink is bold, fearless, and totally unforgiving—and that’s exactly why I love it. Every line matters. Whether it’s a flowing brushstroke or a precise pen nib, ink brings drama and clarity. It can be wild or elegant, chaotic or calm. There’s no undo button, just commitment, rhythm, and confidence. It’s like dancing on paper with black lightning.

4. watercolor

Watercolor has a mind of its own—and that’s the fun part. It flows, blends, and surprises, like watching color daydream on paper. I guide it, but I also let it roam. It’s soft and spontaneous, great for capturing mood, light, and moments that feel like they’re just passing through.

5. gouache

Gouache is watercolor’s bolder cousin—matte, velvety, and unapologetically opaque. It covers like paint but still moves like a dream. I love how I can layer it, tweak it, or flatten it out for that perfect punch of color. It’s moody, flexible, and totally underrated.

6. acrylic

Acrylic is my go-to when I want things loud, fast, and full of energy. It dries quick—no time for second guesses—and it sticks to almost anything. I can go thick or thin, smooth or textured, detailed or chaotic. It’s bold, tough, and ready to play hard, just like the ideas it brings to life.

7. OIL PASTEL

Oil pastel is bold, buttery, and a little bit wild. It’s like painting with sticks of soft color that glide, smudge, and layer in rich, vibrant ways. I love how it lets me be messy and precise all at once—great for bold strokes, moody blends, and unexpected textures that feel alive.

8. DIGITAL

Digital tools are my art playground with unlimited undo. I can mix styles, test wild colors, or reshape a line without fear. It’s fast, flexible, and always evolving—perfect for experimenting or polishing details. From screen to print, it’s still handmade—just with pixels instead of paint.

where does I paint on?

1. paper

Paper is where most of my ideas take their first breath. It’s humble but powerful—holding everything from gentle pencil lines to wild ink splashes. Each type has its own personality: smooth, rough, thick, or thin. It crinkles, soaks, resists, or absorbs, making every piece a small adventure.

2. canvas and fabric

Canvas and fabric are like a stage for bold moves. Whether stretched on a frame or flowing as wearable art, they love texture, layers, and color drama. I paint, splash, and sometimes even stitch—because these surfaces invite energy, movement, and stories that live beyond the frame.

3. wall

Walls are my favorite giants to talk to. They’re bold, public, and impossible to ignore. Painting on a wall turns art into an experience—something people can walk by, live with, and feel part of. Every mural becomes a conversation with space, light, and the community around it.

4. any personal stuff

Who says art belongs only on walls? I love turning everyday things—like leather bags, canvas shoes, helmets, or surfboards—into one-of-a-kind pieces. These aren’t just objects; they’re walking stories. It’s art that moves with you, wears with you, and makes your style unapologetically personal.

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