“It’s always the quiet ones!” It was meant as a joke, but it bothered me throughout the rest of my workday, on my route back home, and...

How do designers, writers, or creative people learn to talk about themselves and tell their story?

Mid-March last year, I had my coworkers over for a last supper of sorts. We made pizzas in cast iron pans, ordered a pie from Hoosier...

“People are too sensitive these days!” This seemed to be a common mantra of 2020. Sadly, it seemed to be most often used in conversations...

Like many others, a 2020 goal of mine was to read more. I casually kept up with it, until the pandemic hit and I realized I needed more...

Like many others in April of this year, my list of hobbies, to-do lists, and Netflix shows was thinning after almost two months of...

Brands should never claim promises that they cannot meet, and Everlane is a prime example.

Self-centering conversation isn’t a new concept, but its faults seem to be particularly relevant right now.

Unprecedented is our new, default buzzword, but why does it resonate so well right now?

Language matters, and we all have a personal duty to take responsibility for our words, especially during a global crisis.

In a world that glamorizes busy, how do we maintain our creative spark and sanity?

Does accessibility to art spread broader awareness and appreciation? Or does it dilute the impact and meaning of creative work?

If you’re in the social media universe, you’ve most definitely heard about Instagram’s latest and greatest change. “Likes” are a thing of th

An introduction to myself and my musings, which may range from art, design, the greater creative community, and cats.