ABOUT ME

I was born and raised in a small community in Baltimore City. As a child, I could always be found doodling—on napkins, paper towels, walls, desks, mattresses—any blank space was “fair game” to me. It drove my mother and uncle crazy, but that didn’t stop me. My love for art was largely influenced by my uncle. Despite his disability, he never let it get in the way of creating. And he could draw just about anything,

My decision to pursue art professionally was inspired by Baltimore DJ K-Swift, whose life and legacy encouraged me to chase my own dreams. What began as a hobby soon grew into a passionate calling.

As I got older, I taught myself to draw, slowly developing the style I have today. Now, I create exclusively with paint. I call my work “Sketch Diaries.” My pieces often feature bold colors, layered tones, and crooked lines. They are reflections of moments—sometimes messy, sometimes emotional—but always honest.

My journey from hobbyist to artist wasn’t a straight path. After my mother’s health began to decline, I made a promise to her and to myself: I would stop chasing just a career and start chasing my passion. Art became more than a creative outlet—it became a form of healing. Some of my work expresses emotions I’m not comfortable speaking out loud. Through painting, I found a voice.

I hope people interpret my work in their own way and that it opens the door to conversations that matter.