I’m an artist and muralist known locally for my work with Pawley Prints, where I’ve had the privilege of painting stories and colors across my community. My art is a reflection of the places and people that shaped me, rooted in the streets I walked growing up — especially Wildwood, the street that gave this brand its name.
Wildwood Street isn’t just a location; it’s the foundation of who I am. It taught me resilience, humility, and the beauty in imperfection. These lessons flow through everything I create, whether on walls or in fabric. Wildwood Collective grew from that same raw, honest energy — a wearable extension of the creative spirit that fuels my murals.
This brand is more than fashion. It’s a reminder of where we come from, a celebration of growth through struggle, and a connection to the natural, imperfect rhythms of life. Each piece carries a bit of that grounded spirit — blending strength with softness, chaos with calm, and the wildness of nature with the order we find in our roots.
For me, Wildwood Collective is a way to share not just art, but story — my story, and the stories of everyone who wears it. It’s about embracing your roots, standing tall through change, and finding beauty in the messy, wild journey of life.