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I almost bought Meta glasses so I could film myself playing Pokémon GO at a theme park. I want to sit with that for a second, because it’s absurd, but underneath it’s something I can’t stop thinking about. The instinct wasn’t to enjoy the experience. It wasn’t even to document it for myself. It was to produce it. To turn a leisure activity into a deliverable. To make sure that if something fun was happening, it wasn’t just happening ... it was being captured, packaged, and ha

I'm turning 30 this year. I just hit three years at a job that has genuinely changed my life. And I've been doing markets since September 2025, watching my little paper goods business grow faster than I ever expected. Looking back at all of it... the starts, the pivots, the quiet years, the overwhelming ones... I can only really say one thing: every single chapter led here. And I wouldn't change any of it. It started with a camera and a love for this city. In 2020, I started

Let’s talk about something that makes many creatives uncomfortable... how to price your creative work confidently. Whether you’re a designer, an artist, or someone who does both like me, figuring out what to charge is one of the hardest parts of running a creative business. And to be honest, I’ve certainly made some missteps in the past. But I’ve also learned a lot, and I wanted to share what works for me. When I first started, it was honestly the wild west. I made the classi