
Design educator, chronic question-asker, and firm believer that the defaults were made to be adjusted. Writing about creative practice, burnout, and what happens when you stop pretending the system is fine.
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Tis the time of the summer where the “summer scaries” set in for me. I’m on a quarter schedule, and while it may have seemed like I took the summer off, I was actually quite intentional with my time.
I rolled right in from submitting my fi...
This trip started on the tails of a disaster. I’ve already written about the Spokane fires, so I won’t get into those details here. But I will say I almost didn’t take the trip. Once again, my husband was the voice of reason, calm and convi...
The Old Trails Fire started around noon on Saturday, August 1st. Autumn Lane and Fairview came up close behind it, and by Sunday morning the three of them had been folded into one incident with one name: the Spokane Area Fires.
I want to s...
Full pass it is. Sending it back clean:
I Didn’t Even Make It Past the Introduction
The difference between “won’t” and “can’t” is everything.
I’m doing a full read-through of bell hooks’ Teaching to Transgress this summer....
A Note Before We Get Into It
I’ve kept my thoughts on AI pretty close to the chest, but it’s time to put them out there.
A few things pushed me to finally do it. First, I have a whole group of students graduating soon who are anxious abou...
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MFA-armed design educator, chronic question-asker, and founder of the Creative Disobedience Collective. Based in Spokane, WA. Former military. Fueled by matcha and the firm belief that the defaults were made to be adjusted.
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