Whenever I make something the feeling is like a wave crashing over me. I don't think much (or at all) about where the idea is coming from, I just execute. I feel like in my normal life I am an overthinker, and so as a result, when I create, I don't like being in my head too much. Art for me is more doing than thinking… I get an idea, and I do. Maybe it's a good thing, maybe it's a bad thing. I guess if I had to pinpoint where this comes from, it has to be from skateboarding, and in a greater context the media that I consume on a daily basis. From the artists that operate within the skateboarding industry to the jokes that I see on social media. I went about doing graphic design the same way. Now that I'm confronted with the idea of having to present my way of designing, I come up empty.

To be honest, I am still very unsure of who I am as a graphic designer/creative/human, and the processes that I undertake in order to finalize a design. But the best way to figure that out is to look at where I came from.

My work tends to have a tinge of comedy, sarcasm and be very literal, although, I have been working to bring more depth to my output over the course of this year. I like to use aesthetics that I have been exposed to in the skateboarding community, and as a result, they influence my output greatly. I can attribute almost all of my aesthetic design choices to the countries that I have lived in. All of these places have given me great influence and the more I think about it, the more I realise.