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“How I Decided To Call Myself An Artist“ is an honest, and visually powerful graphic story about becoming who you are.

In this autobiographical graphic story, I take you on an intimate journey through self-doubt, creative awakening, and the emotional process of embracing an artistic identity. You are invited into the often-hidden moments behind the art—those vulnerable, chaotic, and beautiful experiences that shape a creative life.

Whether you're an artist yourself, a fan of graphic memoirs, or someone navigating your own identity, this book will resonate with the part of you that’s still learning how to say, “Yes, this is who I am.”






“How I Survived My 40-Year-Old Thing” is a raw and deeply personal graphic story that chronicles my emotional journey after moving to Germany.

Faced with the daunting task of detaching from my home, family, and identity, I found myself struggling with mental health and a sense of loss. This story is a reflection of how, at 39, I began to heal by confronting my pain through creativity.

The graphic story became the first powerful expression of that healing process, offering readers an intimate look at resilience and self-discovery.

Self-published in March, 2020