Essex Modern City has always been a creative playground, and this past weekend, it came alive again through the ESX Art Paint Jam 7. I painted my very first solo mural (with some love + backup from Soup 💖), connected with insanely talented artists, and captured moments that remind me why I do what I do. From bikes and beers to bold brushstrokes — this one’s for the community, for the culture, and for anyone who needs the reminder: be kind to your mind.

Barbacoa and Big Red were more than just a Sunday tradition growing up in San Antonio—they were a ritual. It’s a core memory, and one that made this mural so special to create.

The Westin San Antonio North project exemplified the beauty of finding balance, supporting local culture, and reconnecting with community.

For this project, I had the privilege of designing and developing their website to better represent the Plantaquería brand. I believe a company’s digital presence should be an extension of their physical one.

The Bang Bang Bar mural project allowed me to explore new creative techniques, collaborate with talented partners, and document the journey through a multi-part storytelling series.

Meeting the women behind this brand felt like fate. When they shared how they had been dreaming of taking their business online for years, I knew I was the right person to bring that vision to life.

Working with Sound Crane was an exciting opportunity to elevate their brand identity and online presence. I aimed to capture their professional services and unique personality while appealing to their diverse clientele.

Supporting the Texas Tribal Buffalo Project was a meaningful opportunity to contribute to their mission of healing generational trauma and reconnecting Indigenous lineal descendants to their cultural and natural heritage.

Supporting The Box Street Social during their transition to a restaurant was such a rewarding experience for me. Every detail was an opportunity to showcase their passion for flavor and community.