Origin Story
Here, you can delve into aspects of my world—explore the inspirations behind my art, what drives my creativity, and the journey that shaped and fortified my unflinching commitment to my wellness philosophy. I believe that context adds depth to everything I create—this page is just a glimpse into a much larger story.
About me
Life, is finding order, within our chaos.
From an early age, I wrestled with self-doubt and destructive habits, shaped by internalised feelings of abandonment and rejection. But through art, routine, discipline, and wellness, I found a way to transform my chaos into something meaningful.
Now, my work is dedicated to helping others do the same—finding clarity and balance through creative expression, structure, and self-discipline.
Simplify life. Maximise Creative Expression.
artistic background
Long Live, The Child Within.
From as early as I can remember, I’ve been connected to a pen in some way. One of my earliest memories is from when I was five years old—I sat down to recreate the VHS cover of my favourite film at the time, Peter Pan. I focused intently, trying my best to replicate every detail. When I was done, my mum was amazed.
Even at that age, my ability to perceive and translate what I saw onto paper was undeniable. It was a skill I kept exploring throughout my childhood—though I had no idea at the time that art would become my way of processing the complex emotions I struggled with. As a sensitive child, I often felt things I couldn’t explain, but drawing allowed me to be fully present. It was a space where I could just be.
I carried that creativity into my teenage years, eventually studying Art & Design at Barnet College, Wood Street, before moving on to the University of Hertfordshire, where I studied Graphic Design & Illustration.
University was where my artistic voice truly began to emerge. But before I found my aesthetic, I battled with self-doubt—constantly comparing myself to the more advanced creatives in my class. It was a struggle, but through perseverance and resilience, I pushed through. Over time, I refined my voice, my style, and my confidence as an artist, creating a vast universe along my journey.
Wellness Journey
Self-awareness Is The
Foundation
To Self Mastery.
February 2020.
I hit the proverbial wall. Anxiety and despair were constant companions, passivity a familiar foe. Each morning, I woke up with a racing mind, overthinking everything, paralysed by the weight of my own thoughts, my own life, my own inability to break free from the cycle.
Through deep reflection, I realised what I was missing: Routine. Structure. Self-discipline. My erratic habits had to be replaced with a wellness routine—one that nurtured my spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional well-being. As creatives, we need a strong foundation, a stable and safe space where our creativity can truly thrive.
From this revelation, I built the pillars that would lead me out of mediocrity. I made a decision: I wanted to be exceptional in every aspect of my life. And to do that, I had to live with intention, discipline, and purpose.
Controlled Chaos
Controlled Chaos: The Mental Framework Behind My Routine.
Our routine is only as strong as the mental system that supports it.
As I deepened my wellness practice, I realised I wasn’t just building habits—I was shaping my own philosophy. Without meaning to, I had created a personal framework of values, principles, and beliefs around wellness. It wasn’t something I planned. It just happened.
I often ask myself, “How have I stayed this disciplined and consistent for so long?” The answer became clear: Before my transformation, I lacked a solid mental foundation. My actions were dictated by how I felt each morning—there was no structure, no guiding force, just freestyle decisions based on fleeting emotions.
When motivation wavers, I don’t rely on willpower alone. I lean on this framework—one that has kept me anchored for five years without fail. It’s more than just a mindset; it’s a way of living that works in complete harmony with my mind, body, and soul.
I call it Controlled Chaos.
Two words that encapsulate an entire system—a balance between discipline and creative freedom, structure and spontaneity. This philosophy has taken me to levels of consistency I once thought were impossible. To dive deeper into this mental framework, click here.
If you don’t stand on solid ground, how can you jump with belief?
