From the time I could first hold a pencil as a child, I’ve been drawing ceaselessly. Growing up, I sketched or wrote about whatever inspired me or made me curious—characters, scenes, stories, ideas—and at 18, I stepped into the world of digital art, blending my traditional instincts with the tools used in today’s industry.

That same year, I enrolled at the University of Montana to pursue a BFA from 2011 to 2014, and later transferred to the University of Arizona to complete my degree. During my time at U of A, I won a cash prize among hundreds of competitors in the Maricopa County community college art competition—an early and powerful affirmation that my creative voice was something worth sharing.

Since then, my work has spanned a wide range of commissions: from merchandise and promotional art for well-known YouTubers and streamers, to western landscapes and album covers for prominent musicians in both Montana and Arizona. As a guitarist and multi-instrumentalist myself, I’ve found deep camaraderie with many of these fellow musical creatives, and I often channel that shared rhythm and passion into my visual work.

But it was my lifelong search for deeper meaning in my art that eventually led me somewhere greater. In recent months, I’ve devoted myself to creating and contemplating sacred art—an endeavor born from my encounter with Scripture and a profound rediscovery of my once-sterile faith. Through this calling, I’ve found what I believe to be the deepest purpose for my artistic pursuits: to depict the endless beauty, sorrow, and mystery of Christ, and to help others encounter the indescribable peace—of mind, body, and spirit—that only He can bring.