For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved learning. I’m the type of person who gets excited about a fresh notebook, a new book on creativity, or even diving deep into tutorials and historical textile patterns. When I combine this passion with my love for surface pattern design—the interplay of color, texture, storytelling, and nostalgia—it’s clear why my heart has always been divided between these two worlds.
Recently, I’ve had a truly special experience. After years of dedicating myself to learning, growing, and designing (often behind the scenes), I’ve noticed a significant shift. I’m now creating collections that feel more authentic to who I am than ever before. These pieces tell stories, evoke memories, and reflect the values I cherish most: beauty, learning, childhood wonder, and thoughtful design.
My latest collections—“Tiny Blooms,” “Fire Rescue,” and “Spring Meadow”—represent the culmination of everything I’ve worked toward. “Tiny Blooms” is delicate and nostalgic, capturing slow days and little details. “Fire Rescue” draws inspiration from the boundless energy and bravery of childhood heroes, while “Spring Meadow” offers a breath of fresh air—soft, hopeful, and full of life.
This experience serves as a reminder that growth isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it’s slow and steady, nurtured by an internal passion and quiet persistence. Then, one day, you look around and realize: I’m doing it. It’s working. I’m creating work I truly love.
If you find yourself in a season of learning, growing, or wondering when it will all click—keep going. Your passions have a way of intertwining in the most beautiful and unexpected ways. And when that happens, it’s pure magic.
Would you like to see what I’ve been working on? Take a peek at my latest collections—“Tiny Blooms,” “Fire Rescue,” and “Spring Meadow”—and let me know which one resonates with you the most. I’d love to hear your thoughts!
