meet me at the plaza, here's your ticket!
Meet Me at the Plaza is a time portal. What brings and keeps friends together? What encourages us to reach to revisit the versions of ourselves that seemed daring and braver?
Connecting through creativity
How's your heart? When's the last time you stared out of a window and dreamt about revolution? Loaded questions but that's how I'm showing up after spending the past week in the mountains of Western North Carolina. I was there to support
Meet Me at the Plaza: Creating with Friends
Meet Me at the Plaza explores the journey for self-discovery and rebelling for independence. Join Keisa Reynolds and Julian Brown for an evening of live music, storytelling, and collective dreaming. Happening on Friday, September 18th at 6:30pm in Chicago. Meet Me at the Plaza - Sample for September 18,
Meet Me at the Plaza: Live Show in September
Hi there! I'm excited to announce my next live show happening in Chicago in September. This is the first show to introduce a new collaborative project with a hometown friend, who happens to be one of my favorite musicians. SAVE THE DATE Meet Me at the Plaza explores
the story i'm rewriting // goodbye, international zine month
I love that this zine gets to be a space for me to explore those feelings creatively.
Creative Recharge Weekend
It has been ages since the days felt slower and my calendar wasn't filled with meetings and must-do-tasks-that-never-quite-get-done. Last weekend was just what I needed to get over dreaded project humps.
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I am plotting and planning with collaborators. Everything will work out and it's going to be so much fun.
What's that we say about trusting the process?: Latest collage
Let's Make a Zine Together!
Pursuing creativity torn my life apart and pulled me back together
I couldn’t stop creating even as the funds dwindled. I made zines, documented the early stages of burnout recovery, and found my footing as a multimedia storyteller.