About Me
I’ve been creating art since I was three years old. Back then, it was just something I did without thinking — a way to bring shapes and colors out of whatever I was feeling. As I grew, art became more than a habit. It became a form of expression, a way to breathe, and a reminder that I’m worth something.
The name Green Beans came from a nickname my friends gave me, and it stayed with me. It feels honest, a little playful, and connected to the people who have supported me from the beginning.
My work blends different colors, textures, and moods.
My paintings express emotion in ways words never could.
My pencil sketches are places that don’t exist anywhere except inside the artwork — small worlds built from feeling, memory, or imagination.
And my illustrations feature faceless figures, leaving space for you to see yourself or someone you love in them. They’re simple, a little whimsical, and intentionally open-ended.
I create to understand myself, but I share my work in hopes that it gives something back to you too — comfort, color, emotion, or simply a moment of connection.
