I have been an artist for as long as I could pick up a pencil. Art has been, not just a skill, but a fundamental aspect of who I am. Growing up, I grappled with feelings of isolation and depression, which profoundly influenced my artistic expression. It wasn't until high school that I found solace and guidance in advanced placement art classes. My teacher played a pivotal role in nurturing my style and preventing me from half assing my work.

My artistic endeavors can be categorized into two primary styles: intricate line drawings employing hatching techniques, and evocative dark illustrations. It was during my high school years that the latter truly blossomed as I learned to translate my emotions onto paper. Symmetry, whether in color balance or composition, is a recurring theme in my work, reflecting my strong sense of morality and the shadows of my upbringing.

Yet, not every piece of art bears a deep meaning. Sometimes, I create simply because it appeals to me aesthetically—an attitude I've grown comfortable with. This leads me to another facet of my creativity: character design in a bold line work style. Influenced by iconic franchises like Dragon Ball Z, Marvel, DC, and now tattoo designs. I've long been captivated by the impressive artwork showcased in these realms.