A weekly personal newsletter exploring ideas and perspective related to my personal life as a product designer and writer from San Francisco. I started writing this in order to give shape to my writing practice and it has been an important part of my life for many years.

A monthly personal newsletter where I reflect on the past through the experiences I've had and the content I've consumed

I'm a contributing writer for Lens, a publication focused on inspiring, informing, and entertaining creators.

I wrote a poem about a tower and made a website to animate it.

In 2021, some friends and I collaborated on some poems in a style similar to the exquisite corpse method and I made a website to house them.

Two poems published in a lit mag called "Anatomy Lesson" and "the future sounded more promising when we were younger." These poems encompass feelings of identity and alienation. I wrote them in periods of growth, as I learned to accept myself and the nature of life itself.

A piece I wrote for the daily newsletter Dirt about the ambient nature of Twitch streams and how they relate to my childhood experience of watching my brother play video games.

A piece I wrote for Dirt about how I attempt to find agency in the algorithmic world of TikTok by creating multiple accounts.

A poem I wrote about changing times and changing relationships.

An experimental website exploring the question, "what if a website was a converation?" Made using Ink. I didn't spend a ton of time on it, but it really seemed to resonate with people. I'd like to return to this idea again someday.

An essay I wrote for Reboot digging into Neil Postman's incredible work Amusing Ourselves to Death and applying its thesis to the social media era.

The year after my 100 day photo challenge, I realized that photography was never going to be my passion. So, I made 100 illustrations over the course of 100 days to see if illustration was my medium. Although I enjoyed the experience, I didn't end up sticking with the practice.

I took 100 photos over the course of 100 days to see if photography was the medium of art for me to focus on. I still take photos frequently, but it's more of a hobby than an earnest creative practice meant to lead somewhere.