Sludge Cup Studios is my catch-all home for making things with my hands. I work across a wide mix of mediums—crochet plush creatures, whittled wood figures, linocut prints (sometimes hand-colored), watercolor and acrylic paintings, oil pastel, collage, and whatever else I’m curious about at the moment. I like learning new techniques, trying new supplies, and letting myself follow ideas wherever they go.

Because of that, my work doesn’t live in one neat lane. It’s playful, a little scrappy, sometimes tender, sometimes weird. I’m interested in texture, process, and the small joys of making something tangible in a very digital world. Many of my pieces start as experiments and turn into characters, objects, or images that feel personal and handmade.

Sludge Cup Studios exists so I don’t have to choose just one way of making art. It’s a space for exploration, craft, and embracing the beauty of trying things out—even when the results are a little imperfect.