My passion project is always evolving to reflect where I’m at creatively. I use Instagram as a kind of digital journal, a place to document my creative life in real time. It’s where I collect the things that bring me joy, spark ideas, and push me to make something new.

These days, that means talking more about the stories that inspire me and the music that shapes the kind of art I want to make. The books I read, the lyrics I can’t stop thinking about, they all influence the way I see the world and what I feel called to create.

Posting about my process helps me understand myself better, both as an artist and a person. Design at its core is about communication, and expressing my perspective is something I care deeply about.

Being creative now feels bigger than just making art or capturing a nice photo. It’s also about paying attention to what resonates, what I’m consuming, and how I choose to spend my time. Sharing those moments online helps me reflect more intentionally, and sometimes, it helps others feel seen too.

I’ve always believed in advocating for the arts and the value of lifelong learning. So showing up online, sharing what I’m working on, and documenting the in-between moments is all part of that. Instagram just happens to be the tool that lets me do it.