I grew up loving books and all kinds of games. Fantasy stories gave me a way to find joy in everyday life and they fed my imagination. I was always drawing, starting with simple shapes and combining them into characters. Those sketches became my first worlds and set me on a path toward creating art that feels alive.

     Today I am a 3D character and concept artist, photographer, and videographer. My work blends movement and vision, using both physical expression and visual storytelling to bring ideas to life. I think about how bodies move through space, how environments breathe, and how a world feels when you step inside it. My art often combines mythology, science fiction, and human emotion into spaces and stories that invite people to explore.

     I began my formal training at Colorado State University, where I studied fine art and experimental electronic art. At the same time, I explored how movement shapes perspective, developing ways to capture high-intensity motion through filmmaking and gimbal work. After earning my Bachelor of Fine Arts, I continued my studies at the Gnomon School of Visual Effects, first online and then in person.

     Now based in Bakersfield as a Gnomon graduate, Lead Character/Concept Artist, and 3D Animation Teacher I continue to create characters, worlds, and visual stories that connect movement, memory, and meaning. Every project is a chance to explore those connections and share them with others.