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December 2024

Two of my poems ("The Lord’s Prayer” and "Young and Ready to Die”) were selected to be published for the first time in the The Bayou Review.


June 2024

Check out the recent Redfin article I was featured in:
Experience Houston’s diversity with thrilling rodeos, serene parks, interactive museums, and eclectic cuisine, offering unforgettable adventures for everyone.
Houston Bucket List Adventures: Must-Do Activities in H-Town| Redfin


October 2022

I recently collaborated with National Novel Writing Month and fellow graphic designer Alyssa Santos to create merchandise and promotional material for the 2022 writing challenge.


July 2021

I am no longer selling graphic tees. If you’re interesting in custom designs for clothing, please review client guidelines and contact me to schedule a consultation.

Juncture Podcast
In September 2020 I started a podcast where I analyze films and dreams. You can follow me on Twitter or listen wherever you listen to podcasts. https://spoti.fi/3fy9DCm


May 2019

You can now shop my collection of graphic tees through the Attawell Summer Creative Facebook page. Stock up!


March 2019

Voyage Houston Interview

Do current events, local or global, affect your work and what you are focused on?

My work usually draws on the past to create a new present and future. However, the transformation I’ve personally experienced from hearing and seeing others’ story has allowed me to take the risk and tell my story, in a somewhat nontraditional form. The events in the last 10 to 15 years created new outlets, storytellers, and point of views via multiple art mediums. All of which are now more easily accessible than ever to use and view. It made me realize the importance of visibility and that there is nothing hindering me from telling my story or any story in a way I, as the artist and creator, want to. I have the power to create the personal or fictional narrative I want and if I don’t do it someone else will do it for me. To allow someone else to create and tell my story takes away my power. The power to create was one of the reasons why I became and still love being an artist. Looking back, my passion to become a creative was born out of my feelings of helplessness and lack of control over my life as a child.

You can read the full interview here.


October 1-31, 2017

31 Days of Horror Online Film Fest
Halloween is my favorite holiday! Each day in October I'll share one of my top favorite horror movies and we can all get scared together. Want to get notified about each upcoming movie?
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September 2017

Inclusion in Women Who Draw, and open directory of female illustrators.

 

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