Sow-It

I’m a multi-disciplinary creator working across music, visual art, character design, crafting, engraving, digital tools, and mixed-media storytelling. I run Sow-It, a small creative studio where physical and digital works come together to express meaning, identity, and connection. A lot of what I make is personal and relational — gifts, keepsakes, artwork, and shared creative experiences that say: “Our bond is important to me.” Sometimes that means a hand-crafted, engraved object tied to a memory. Sometimes it’s a character that reflects someone’s inner self. Sometimes it’s a song that puts a real feeling into words without decorating it. I create in all the artforms available to me because different moments call for different languages — sound, shape, texture, color, story. Sow-It is also a community space — especially for the smaller worlds that don’t always get represented loudly: furries, queer individuals, neurodivergent minds, gentle souls, and anyone who lives a little more inside-out than outside-in. Not as a “group identity,” but simply as people who recognize each other. The world can feel loud, fast, and disconnected — full of opinions and performance. I believe real connection starts small: with presence, shared moments, and paying attention to the humans we’re actually close to. I create to support that — to help people express care, strengthen relationships, and feel like they genuinely belong somewhere. That’s the core of my work.