It’s really all about fun. I’ve been making art longer than I can remember and have heard some pretty funny stories from my parents and relatives about my early childhood art experiences. I would often be found drawing dinosaurs, getting mad, crumbling up the paper, and throwing it in the trash because it didn’t look as good as “what was in my head,” or spending hours upon hours meticulously drawing every scale one by one on a fish so that it looked “right.” I guess I haven’t changed too much since those days. This passion and drive followed me as I grew, traveled, and got involved in and with lots of different activities, projects, and people. I attended college for art during the school year, and traveled as a skateboarder over the summers. This interplay between visual arts and more expressive art forms has molded me into an artist who is passionate not only about the piece produced, but the process of getting there, and the overall expression, intention, and user interaction of my work. In the end, it still is, as it always has been, fun. I’m blessed by the people I get to work with and excited to see who I will be honored to collaborate with and work for in the future.