I’m an illustrator and designer based in Cambridge, working at the intersection of storytelling, symbolism, and design. My process always begins with research — with digging, with unearthing. If I feel I’ve hit a wall creatively, I take it as a sign to dig deeper. The most meaningful discoveries often live in the shadows. I believe it’s an artist’s quiet task to find them and bring them into the light.

Though my training was traditional — years spent studying classical drawing, painting, and printmaking — my current practice is largely digital. I taught myself through intuition, curiosity, and countless late-night experiments. I care deeply about visual harmony, typographic elegance, and the invisible threads that connect literature, design, and emotion.

I would describe my style as digital realism with a dash of old-world charm — deeply inspired by literature, 19th-century aesthetics, and the dark academia movement. At the heart of everything I do is narrative: whether I’m illustrating a novel, designing a layout, or creating a logo, I always start with the story.