creative ownership

My True Fear On the fear that built everything I own, and the mercy I didn’t build.

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My True Fear On the fear that built everything I own, and the mercy I didn’t build.

I spent years trying to make sure I was never at anyone’s mercy. Then I realized the fear of being unseen was why I published, the fear of being powerless was why I owned, and the fear of being forgotten was why I documented everything. This is what happened when I brought that fear before God.I spent years trying to make sure I was never at anyone’s mercy. Then I realized the fear of being unseen was why I published, the fear of being powerless was why I owned, and the fear of being forgotten was why I documented everything. This is what happened when I brought that fear before God.

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Protect the Vision: Why I Take Ownership Seriously

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Protect the Vision: Why I Take Ownership Seriously

Notes from the World Arts Expo panel on art, ownership, and the Crayola story my high school art teacher told me. Why every creator needs a paper trail — and why people see courtroom sketches in my work without knowing my background.

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From Donkey Kong to the Panel: How I Built My Language as an Artist

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From Donkey Kong to the Panel: How I Built My Language as an Artist

From drawing Donkey Kong as a kid to speaking on a live panel, this is how I built my language as an artist—and why it still evolves.

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