About

I’m an artist, animator, illustrator, storyteller, and professional doodler of strange ideas. My work lives somewhere between animation, storyboarding, illustration, and experimental visual storytelling. Sometimes it becomes a film, sometimes a comic, sometimes a room full of projected images, and occasionally something that probably shouldn’t exist but does anyway.

I’ve worked across commercial studios, classrooms, galleries, workshops, and creative camps, helping people tell stories through drawings, movement, and imagination. I’ve created storyboards, designed characters, directed animations, taught animation and digital art, and spent an unreasonable amount of time thinking about timing, composition, and why one tiny line can completely change a character’s personality.

I love teaching as much as creating. Whether working with university students, young artists, or complete beginners, I enjoy helping people build confidence, experiment fearlessly, and discover their own creative voice. My classes usually involve storytelling, sketchbooks, visual chaos, laughter, critique, and occasional happy accidents.

I’m especially interested in cinematic storytelling, sequential art, stop motion, immersive visuals, and the weird space where traditional drawing meets evolving digital tools. At the center of it all is curiosity: making things, exploring ideas, and trying to create work that feels alive, playful, thoughtful, and human.