It started out as a fun side project and now has expanded to IRL spaces and even extended to a clothing brand, I’m so proud of how it has developed and I feel like I’m just getting started. I have really exciting news that hopefully I’ll be able to announce soon regarding the gallery.

Well, I think my interest in art was always there but I didn’t ever think that I would figure out a way to transform that passion into a career.

My marker drawings, it’s the most relaxing and therapeutic creative process for me, and the convenience of being able to draw in bed while watching three movies in a row is pretty great too (laughs).

The entire Buffy the Vampire Slayer series.

Feminism being discussed more frequently in the mainstream media doesn’t discredit its authenticity, but I think it is usually being referenced quite simplistically. And it’s a shame to see articles calling out women who either identify as one or don’t – that’s an easy example of the media pitting women against each other. Right now I’m most concerned with what I can actually do as feminist, I’m tired of just talking about it.

I’m interested in pop culture as an aspirational tool and a language to communicate through. I love watching best friendships acted out, and complex female roles that are written and directed by women.

Stop trying to impress boys, they’re not worth it.

Eating pizza with my best friends, going to basketball games, listening to Drake.

I want to make you smile, remember that everyone dies alone, and then smile again.

Last month, I curated a huge print show at Alt Space Brooklyn. I have some collaborations with brands coming out soon that I can’t announce yet, but I promise they’re going to be super cute!