How did you get started doing what you do? Born in San Francisco I grew up in Pacifica, a nearby city. I took ceramics my freshmen year in high school. The following year a glassblowing program was created and I was one of a handful of students chosen to participate. Attracted to it almost immediately,…
Read MoreHow did you get started doing what you do? With a colored pencil, on a wallpapered corner of my grandma’s apartment. I think I was never not making art. I did not, however, take it seriously until after I had my first child. I stayed home with the baby, which allowed me to play with…
Read MoreHow did you get started doing what you do? I was into arts since I can remember, but got into illustration seriously in 2014, after leaving my full-time job as a print designer for a fashion company. It wasn’t an easy decision and It took lots of determination, time, focus and a certain amount of stubbornness, but…
Read MoreHow did you get started doing what you do? I studied illustration at Camberwell College of Arts London but my final year was particularly focused on making digital patterns. I had always loved print design, particularly for wallpapers and interiors, so I decided to specialise in this area. I took a short course in pattern…
Read MoreHow did you get started doing what you do? After the initial inspiration for using what I’ve coined the “quintessential dumb material”, bubble wrap, to reference the cultural trope of whether or not people should touch art, I began researching deeper into its original function. Invented as a modern version of wall covering; the idea…
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