The Animated Mom

We as artists, let alone as people, tend to place our success in the hands of others. We let society and peers judge and define how successful we are based upon their preconceived notions of what success means. But in reality, our peers don't know what it means to be an artist because those that judge us, usually are not one. We need to take the definition of success into our own hands and learn that we are successful despite what others may think.

I broke through my drawing rut and accomplished some beautiful artwork. Not to mention kicked some serious freelance butt. 30 second animation for client to post soon and I just can't wait to share it!

Do you ever feel guilty for being unproductive? Sometimes you just need a break from, well, everything. Despite the fact that I know that's okay, I still can't help guilt tripping.

I recently discovered After Effects script and 2d rigging software Duik Bassel and fell down the rabbit hole of learning. What is it and can I use it to make my animated web-series a faster reality?

I'm a full time mom and animator. I struggle to balance the best of both worlds. Is it possible to be the perfect mom and complete all my career dreams? I'm freelancing, working on my very own animated web series, and trying to stay relevant on social media, all while introducing my 1.5 year old to the world and enjoying mom life. Listen as I vlog about my life, my projects, and my son.