I write and illustrate stories for curious children and adults. Much of my work engages with the myths and fairy tales I loved as a child, using them as a starting point to explore changes wrought on the body by disability and illness, as well as to stoke awe and wonder at the natural world.

I carry my sketchbook everywhere, drawing equal inspiration from city streets and tree-covered landscapes. My work is rooted in play and experimentation, with an emphasis on texture, line, and character. I construct images entirely by hand, layering printmaking, painting, and collage to nurture unexpected outcomes.

In 2025, I earned my MFA in illustration at the School of Visual Arts in New York, receiving the Paula Rhodes Memorial Award for my thesis, an illustrated middle grade novel called The Blackthorn Woods. I graduated from Brown University in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in art history and in 2023, completed an advanced certificate in disability studies through the City University of New York (CUNY).

I am currently seeking representation.