about

logic is not the absence of emotion or creativity, but the application of them.

With over a decade of experience in web development, art, and design, I love exploring new ideas and I'm passionate about solving interesting problems in tailored ways.

I have experience using the Adobe Creative Suite, office suites, and even custom databases. I believe in life-long learning and am always looking for opportunities to improve my skillset and learn new techniques, crafts, and applications.

If you’re looking for a problem solver who enjoys difficult challenges and providing solutions, let's work together!

Take a moment to browse the available art for sale, or request a quote for my services. Supporting my business helps put my kids through extra curricular activities like hockey and dance.

my values

My values are shaped by my relationships to land and the people I care about.

I do not believe in profiting from Indigenous clients. 

I am descended from settlers, currently living uninvited on unceded traditional land stewarded by the Dunne-za, Saulteaux, Tse’khene, and nehiyaw nations, in Treaty 8 territory. I will only charge my costs of doing business to Indigenous clients as a way of reparation for historical and systemic wrongdoing.  

I have a responsibility to be sustainable in my business practices and accept work that aligns with my values.

My partner and our 4 children are First Nations belonging to wet'suwet'en and nehiyaw nations. As we raise our kids with teachings and traditions, being good stewards is common thread. I will prioritize on-demand products rather than storing inventory in excess. I will choose sustainable materials where possible, including repurposing materials from second-hand sources.

We can learn a lot from examining other perspectives and understanding experiences from those who are different from us.

My family is comprised of neurodivergent people. We share common and unique challenges between us. This shapes how I approach problem solving, exploring less-travelled roads to determine if there are solutions "outside the box". 

We are not free until everyone is free.

I have an obligation to learn about and understand the ways in which oppression happens, even (perhaps, especially) if I'm not personally being oppressed. The way forward is through strong communities, and we all have something to learn from each other.

Personal values become business values, and vice versa.

By stating my personal values as business values, it will become easier to ensure my business upholds these values, rather than corrupting my personal values for profit.