You don't want someone supporting artists who doesn't know what it's like to be an artist. Some stuff you just have to get.

I make spooky things cute and cute things spooky.  I understand creative identity, market seasons, the feast-and-famine cycle, and why you'd rather be in the studio at midnight than scheduling graphics for social media.

If you've ever said "I don't have time to post, manage my files, or answer messages" you are exactly who I help.

I'm not a corporate VA. I'm a maker, sculptor, designer, and vendor who built a VA practice specifically for creatives. I understand the chaos because I live it.

I work with your creative rhythm, not against it. No grind culture. No shame. Just structure and support that respects your energy.

Your mind is full of ideas, commissions, deadlines, shoots, markets, and clients. Running the business side steals the energy you need for the actual work.

That's where I come in.

I'm a vendor, a sculptor, a graphic designer, and a mom. I sculpt ghosts, mushrooms, and skulls. I bead pieces inspired by my Indigenous and Ukrainian roots. I've worked vending tables, done midnight listings, packed cars at 5am, and managed solo market setups with kids in tow.

My mixed Ukrainian, Anishinaabeg and Scottish heritage shapes everything I create. I believe my artwork breaks the fear around end of life and brings joy in finding the whimsy within what others find dark or disturbing.

I understand creative overwhelm, not because I read about it, but because I live it. Every piece I make, every market I vend, every late-night edit session is the same world my clients are navigating.

I understand the messy brain, the ADHD pacing, the late-night edits, and the creative block that comes with admin overload.

Most VAs don't get creative workflow. I don't sanitize you into a corporate brand I amplify your voice, your style, your color, your essence. Your art speaks. I give it a microphone.