About

I am a weaver of worlds and keeper of forgotten tales. Through illustration and prose, I explore the liminal spaces where magic bleeds into the mundane, where creatures of myth walk alongside us unseen, where the boundaries between what is real and what is imagined grow thin as morning mist.

My work draws from folklore, from dreams, from the quiet mysteries that linger at the edges of perception. I find inspiration in overgrown ruins and moonlit forests, in the stories our ancestors whispered around fires, in the feeling of standing at a threshold between worlds.

Every piece I create is an invitation. A doorway. A question asked in paint and ink: What if there was more? What if the shadows held secrets? What if the creatures in old tales were simply waiting to be remembered?

I believe in the power of imagination to illuminate truth. The fantastical reveals what the ordinary obscures. Through impossible creatures and invented histories, we can see ourselves more clearly, understand our world more deeply, and remember the wonder we so easily forget.

When I'm not conjuring beings from the depths of imagination, I can be found wandering forest trails, collecting peculiar stones, reading fairy tales in languages I barely understand, and drinking far too much tea.

Thank you for being here. Thank you for looking. Every person who steps into these worlds makes them a little more real.