One morning, after a vivid dream, I woke up with an idea that me to write. I found joy in crafting my characters, which eventually led to the creation of my trilogy, Escape To Phobos.

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One day, while discussing this experience and just writing in general with my mother, I expressed my belief that it was simply a facet of being an artist. She looked at me incredulously and said, "No, writing is something entirely different."

That comment lingered in my mind, and I ultimately came to realize maybe she was right; after all, not many artists write, and few writers paint.

For years, people have wondered how I manage to do both (How does she pull it off?). While neither painting nor writing is particularly easy, I started and painting at the tender age of two. My artistic journey continued to evolve through high school and later at the University of Florida, where I briefly majored in drawing and painting before transferring to Graphic Design, a field which I was accepted.

Fast forward to 2012, when I had become an accomplished graphic designer, earning five Golden Awards through hard work and dedication. 

Art is both my passion and my purpose. As an artist, I express emotions through painting, where words remain unspoken yet felt. In contrast, writing allows me to articulate those thoughts clearly within the pages of my books.