ABOUT ME
Born & raised in HTX, I grew up surrounded by art and at twelve I wanted to be a tattoo artist. I drew on myself and sharpie-tattooed my friends (the brand name Lucky Stripe Designs started when kids wanted to pay for sharpie tattoos). But I soon expanded from sharpie-tattoos to art in other, more permanent mediums.
I made designs and custom apparel to raise funds for mission trips, ecologically and wildlife support, & special causes and we’ve raised over $10,000 through Lucky Stripe Designs apparel. It’s an honor to see people around the world wear t-shirts I’ve created and I’m grateful to be able to help others with my gifts. Lucky Stripe artwork has also been featured on American Ninja Warrior when I’ve competed wearing my art and I’ve created original designs for other Ninjas to wear on the show too.
I’ve also spent years as a videographer // photographer around the world. I moved from HTX to LA in 2022 and now work full time at a production studio. I still create commissioned art (see my FAQs page for more info) and still create apparel for Lucky Stripe as often as possible and always will.
Thank you to all who’ve supported this journey and continue to make this thing happen. It’s an honor to make art that people want in their homes. Rock on amigos.
ABOUT ME
Born & raised in HTX, I grew up surrounded by art and at twelve I wanted to be a tattoo artist. I drew on myself and sharpie-tattooed my friends (the brand name Lucky Stripe Designs started when kids wanted to pay for sharpie tattoos). But I soon expanded from sharpie-tattoos to art in other, more permanent mediums.
I made designs and custom apparel to raise funds for mission trips, ecologically and wildlife support, & special causes and we’ve raised over $10,000 through Lucky Stripe Designs apparel. It’s an honor to see people around the world wear t-shirts I’ve created and I’m grateful to be able to help others with my gifts. Lucky Stripe artwork has also been featured on American Ninja Warrior when I’ve competed wearing my art and I’ve created original designs for other Ninjas to wear on the show too.
I’ve also spent years as a videographer // photographer around the world. I moved from HTX to LA in 2022 and now work full time at a production studio. I still create commissioned art (see my FAQs page for more info) and still create apparel for Lucky Stripe as often as possible and always will.
Thank you to all who’ve supported this journey and continue to make this thing happen. It’s an honor to make art that people want in their homes. Rock on amigos.
Q U I C K L I N K S
ABOUT ME
Just an Artist, Ninja, and Friend who loves Art, Film-making, and Photography.
Born & raised in HTX, I grew up surrounded by art and at twelve I wanted to be a tattoo artist. I constantly drew on myself and I would tattoo my friends (my art took on the brand name Lucky Stripe Designs when kids started paying for sharpie tattoos). But I soon realized the actual tattoo process isn’t what I wanted; I wanted to make art, not tattoo people. I began creating art for mission trips, fundraisers, or special causes and we’ve raised over $10,000 through this thing we call Lucky Stripe. It’s been amazing to watch so many people around the world wear art I’ve created and I’m so thankful to help others with my gifts.
I’ve competed in my art on American Ninja Warrior and have created countless designs for other Ninja’s to wear on the show too. In the past few years I’ve transitioned from one type of art to another and have been a freelance videographer // photographer around the world. I moved from HTX to LA in 2022 and now work full time at a production studio. I still create commissioned art (see my FAQs page for more info) and still create apparel for Lucky Stripe as often as possible and always will.
Thank you to all who’ve supported this journey and continue to make this thing happen. It’s an honor to make art that people want in their homes.
Rock on amigos.
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ABOUT ME
Just an Artist, Ninja, and Friend who loves Art, Film-making, and Photography.
Born & raised in HTX, I grew up surrounded by art and at twelve I wanted to be a tattoo artist. I constantly drew on myself and I would tattoo my friends (my art took on the brand name Lucky Stripe Designs when kids started paying for sharpie tattoos). But I soon realized the actual tattoo process isn’t what I wanted; I wanted to make art, not tattoo people. I began creating art for mission trips, fundraisers, or special causes and we’ve raised over $10,000 through this thing we call Lucky Stripe. It’s been amazing to watch so many people around the world wear art I’ve created and I’m so thankful to help others with my gifts.
I’ve competed in my art on American Ninja Warrior and have created countless designs for other Ninja’s to wear on the show too. In the past few years I’ve transitioned from one type of art to another and have been a freelance videographer // photographer around the world. I moved from HTX to LA in 2022 and now work full time at a production studio. I still create commissioned art (see my FAQs page for more info) and still create apparel for Lucky Stripe as often as possible and always will.
Thank you to all who’ve supported this journey and continue to make this thing happen. It’s an honor to make art that people want in their homes.
Rock on amigos.
