About
As a voice actor, I've worked with clients like Nike, Disney, Ray-Ban, Yotta Games, and Playfish Media over 5 years in the industry. My voice is deep, powerful, and sincere—perfect for everything from commercial narration to character work in video games and fantasy audio dramas. I specialize in creating the world of Mersad through my series Tales from Mersad, featuring recurring characters like Gorrim the dwarf blacksmith and Hector the elf leatherworker. With over 40,000 TikTok followers, I've built a community around immersive storytelling.
But voice work is just one thread. I'm also an award-winning painter and art history educator with 15 years of teaching experience at Foster High School in Houston. I teach everything from Art 1 to AP Art History, and I've been featured in Voyage Houston Magazine, Houston Chronicle, and Buzz Magazine for my pop art celebrating Houston landmarks, food, and culture. My passion is helping students see art not as something distant and academic, but as living, breathing human expression—the same way I approach every character I voice.
I'm currently serializing "Mr. Hamburger," a science fiction novel on YouTube, writing about 1,200 words daily during lunch breaks. The project blends my love of world-building with long-form storytelling.
What connects it all? Whether it's voicing a legendary hero, painting Houston's skyline, explaining Bernini's sculptures, or crafting sci-fi worlds, I'm obsessed with how stories shape us—and how we can use art, history, voice, and imagination to connect with each other more deeply.
Let's create something together.
But voice work is just one thread. I'm also an award-winning painter and art history educator with 15 years of teaching experience at Foster High School in Houston. I teach everything from Art 1 to AP Art History, and I've been featured in Voyage Houston Magazine, Houston Chronicle, and Buzz Magazine for my pop art celebrating Houston landmarks, food, and culture. My passion is helping students see art not as something distant and academic, but as living, breathing human expression—the same way I approach every character I voice.
I'm currently serializing "Mr. Hamburger," a science fiction novel on YouTube, writing about 1,200 words daily during lunch breaks. The project blends my love of world-building with long-form storytelling.
What connects it all? Whether it's voicing a legendary hero, painting Houston's skyline, explaining Bernini's sculptures, or crafting sci-fi worlds, I'm obsessed with how stories shape us—and how we can use art, history, voice, and imagination to connect with each other more deeply.
Let's create something together.