I taught myself to sew when I was in the third grade. Since then, I have sewn many things: from plushies sold on Etsy to my junior year prom dress, sewing is one of my oldest and more refined skills. I am particularly dexterous with fine hand-sewing applications, such as embellishments.

I've dabbled in a variety of painting techniques including acrylics, oil, watercolour, airbrush, face paint, and fabric dyeing. Like sewing, painting is a general skill that I've used in a wide variety of projects. Whether it be carefully defining the face of a miniature doll or crafting a pet memorial mural, getting my hands splattered in colour is a familiar occurence.

I've made an eclectic collection of jewelry using fine and repurposed materials. I've fulfilled unique commissions from human teeth jewelry to crafting hand-beaded seashell barrettes. Whether stringing jewels just for accent or crafting bespoke statement pieces, I'm wired for the craft.

As a member of many a fandom, I've made faithful costume recreations of Broadway shows like CATS, curated complete Hobbit garb sourced from vintage garments, and worked professionally in costumes at Tuacahn Ampitheatre in Utah. Though I can and have followed traditional patterns to a T, I have a knack for transforming secondhand garments and materials into unique costumes.

I take great joy in documenting my work, often building sets and styled backdrops to shoot my products against. I also enjoy crafting the perfect still life composition, curating a collection of objects to carefully balance them together to create a scene that beautifully, and vibrantly, tells a story.