I run D&D, Coyote & Crow and Scum and Villainy online and in-person.

Player feedback:

”Your GMing has been excellent... prepared... your ideas felt very imaginative.” - Alex (six-session campaign of Scum & Villainy)

“The worldbuilding was fantastic. I loved the variety of NPCs and roleplaying with them.” - Dan (twelve-session campaign of D&D, so far)

“It was a blast. And I love that you generously remind us of things we learned in earlier sessions that might now be relevant especially if it has been a while… you’re not just keeping secrets to yourself.” - Anthony (twelve-session campaign of D&D, so far)

CalArts game design graduate pursuing graphic design specialization.

Pictured: Character design for Futurama’s Bender as imagined in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

With a large collection, weekly sessions, and prototypes of my own, I’m fascinated by what makes a game easy enough to teach and compelling enough for players to want to come back for more.

Pictured: Two groups of board gamers — playing a “heavy” game, and a “light” game.