Twenty Years of Creative Evolution
Twenty years ago, I pressed “publish” on an empty page with nothing but curiosity and a domain name. What followed was a long trail of experiments, digital footprints, and unexpected creative turns. Even though this space has been quieter over the past year, the silence wasn’t a retreat—it was a recalibration.
Refocusing on Print-on-Demand Design
That quiet period is over. I’ve shifted my full attention toward revitalizing my print-on-demand shops on Amazon Merch on Demand and restarting Redbubble. New collections, bolder aesthetics, and designs that finally match the visual language I’ve been refining in my sketchbooks are now taking center stage.
Explore the latest releases:
Amazon Merch designs
Redbubble collections
Why Every Post Now Matters
Each new Past Expiry entry now serves a dual purpose: celebrating creative growth and acting as a public, verifiable timestamp for every original design I publish. In a digital world where copies spread faster than originals, these posts become my evidence of “first in time”—a simple but powerful layer of protection for my work.
Looking Ahead
So here's to twenty years of showing up, to a year of quiet reinvention, and to the next chapter—where every design gets a voice, every post gets a date, and my creative journey finally steps into a new, vibrant light.
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