Ever since I was a kid, I have used art to escape, explore, and express the things I couldn’t always put into words.

During my freshman year of high school, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. In navigating the highs and lows of my condition, I found myself drawing more and more. I realized this became a way to process my emotions, understand myself, and communicate what was happening inside me. It gave me an outlet and a sense of purpose. 

My work is detailed, imaginative, yet deeply personal. I often begin with an emotion, experience, or a loose idea, but I’m never sure what the finished piece will become. Each one develops through a mixture of planning, improvisation, and discovery, slowly taking shape through intricate details. My artwork often explores identity, mental health, inner turmoil, dreams, and the strange worlds created by my imagination. 

ImaMakeStuff represents the freedom to create without limits; I never want to confine myself to one subject, style, or idea. It’s a name rooted in curiosity and the belief that creativity can lead you anywhere, as long as you leave enough space to follow it.

Every original is hand-drawn. Each print carries a story and emotion behind the original piece. I hope my artwork gives you a chance to explore, to pause, or to reflect on something you’ve experienced yourself. Most of all, I hope it reminds you that you aren’t alone in what you feel.

Take your time to browse through the collection. Find a piece that speaks to you. By bringing my work into your space, you become part of the evolving creative journey and community of ImaMakeStuff.