Welcome!

My journey into 3D began six years ago when a friend introduced me to Blender — and something immediately clicked. What started as curiosity quickly grew into a dedicated practice of building full 3D worlds from the ground up.

As a genderqueer and autistic artist, I've always experienced spaces, light, and environments with a particular sensitivity. That perspective has become one of my greatest creative strengths. The way light falls across a surface, the emotional atmosphere of a carefully composed environment, the sense that a world exists beyond the frame — these are the details I'm drawn to, and the details I obsess over in my work.

To sharpen that craft at the highest level, I enrolled at the Savannah College of Art and Design, where I have spent the past three years training in the techniques and pipelines of the professional VFX industry. As a CG generalist with a specialization in 3D modeling and lighting, I work primarily in Maya, Blender, Houdini and Unreal Engine 5 — building environments that are technically precise and emotionally resonant.

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My goal in every project is the same: to create worlds that don't just look believable, but feel like somewhere real.