I’m excited to share my latest conversation with Bold Journey Magazine—this one hit differently because we explored questions I don’t usually get asked in interviews.

We talked about the real challenge every creative faces: how do you keep creativity alive over the long haul? My answer might surprise you—it’s not about some perfect formula or grinding 24/7. It’s about recognizing that life has seasons, and right now, I’m in a season where prepping for my wedding in October with my amazing fiancée takes precedence over the pressure to constantly produce and post. And that’s not just okay—it’s sensible.

The conversation also dove into what’s shaped my artistic journey most: fearless experimentation (starting without formal training actually freed me to discover my voice naturally) and multidisciplinary fusion (how my background in marketing, graphic design, web development, and 3D motion work enriches what happens on canvas). We even tackled the age-old question: should you double down on your strengths or work on your weaknesses? Spoiler: I think it’s both, and I explain why.

If you’re navigating your own creative path—whether you’re early in the journey or dealing with creative burnout—I think there’s something valuable in this conversation for you. Read the full interview HERE!