I started making linoleum block prints in 2001 as gifts for friends. I made prints regularly for ten years (mostly for birthday presents and organizing campaigns) but never really thought of myself as an "artist" until I decided to compile my linocuts into a zine and found myself considering what it would mean to take my art seriously and commit to it as a creative practice.

Over the years, I've been honored to create art and design work for some organizations that I deeply respect, and have been inspired by the role of art and aesthetics in creating powerful, vibrant movements. My art is an expression of what inspires me, moves me, and gives me hope.