I’m a self-taught artist and storyteller working between my iPad, my Cintiq, and anything I can scribble on without getting in trouble. Art may run in my family, but my style was shaped through years of experimenting, mistakes, and curiosity.

Throughout my career, I’ve explored every corner of art I could reach - comics, book covers, character design, and more - always chasing the places where storytelling felt the most alive. That path eventually led me to animation, where movement, emotion, and narrative finally clicked into one clear direction. Since then, I’ve spent the last decade working as both a storyboard artist and director on productions like The Avengers, Blood of Zeus, The Mighty Nein, and Blue Eye Samurai. Every project has pushed me, taught me, and shaped the way I approach my craft today.

What drives me most is the challenge of simplification - taking action scenes, dynamic poses, and complex anatomy and breaking them down into shapes that feel approachable. I love exaggeration, clarity, and movement, but always through a lens that makes drawing feel fun rather than intimidating.

Storytelling sits at the heart of everything I do - whether it’s a single illustration, a rough animation, or a full sequence of boards.

I’m currently creating a self-paced course where I’ll guide you through my approach to dynamic male and female poses, body structure, and movement using simple, shape-driven methods - the same tools I rely on daily in my professional workflow.

Join the waiting list to get an exclusive discount and start building your dynamic-pose toolkit with me.