small batch, big heart
ridgeway, ontario
my portfolio
This portfolio consists of major creative projects. They were done for various non-profits, charities, and organizations, as well for my own personal brand. Through these projects, you are able to see my skills, and most importantly, my passions.
Please see each individual project for details.
The Last Yellow Tree
The Last Yellow Tree is a children's book about embracing change. The tale is told following Shrew, a woodland creature that helps encourage the forest as autumn comes to an end. When Shrew stumbles upon Tree, two new friends engage in a conversation about taking the next step towards who we are meant to be.​
Share The Sky
Share The Sky is a children's book about immigration. The tale follows Raven, who encounters some unfamiliar life coming and going on the coastal cliffside. After fighting worry and fear around these new friends, Raven comes to term with what it means to share space and make others feel safe and welcome.
Engaging With Young Caregivers: A Toolkit for Professionals
This toolkit was created for YCA to help guide professionals on how to work with young caregivers. It explores young caregiver. It implements a creatively planned three-prong approach to leading, supporting, and empowering young caregivers in various professional contexts.
Along with the conversation prompts, coping skills, and tangible activities, it also explores research specific tip sheets - example: how to support young caregivers who have parents in active addiction.
Guided grief journals
These journals are a prompted, DIY style journal for anyone experience loss. I have made two versions - one for losing a loved one, and one for losing an animal companion. With each page, the individual is prompted through gentle reflection, positive nostalgia, and is able to collect memories in a safe place. They were made with kids in mind, and are great for anyone who needs help processing loss and grief.
Chapbooks
During my creative writing undergraduate, I had the privilege of working with Brock University Creative Writing Club, as well as individual writers within the community, to help create chapbooks and zines of poetry. One of my great passions is making poetry accessible and unpretentious, as well as empowering writers to continue writing.
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Kind Mind: A Guide on Compassion
We truly need to be more compassionate towards ourselves. Because of this, I have crafted this DIY guided, accessible, interactive journal to guide us towards kinder thoughts about ourselves, but various aspects in life that we don't feel great about. Prepare to doodle, journal, reflect, rip, drip, and more! It is a great reflective prompt for adults, or even a lesson or kid-ified guide on compassion for young children/teens. All content and artwork is suitable for teens/children. Updated 2025 version coming soon. x