RR Studio

20/01/2026

day to night in Costa Rica

12/01/2026

⚪️⚫️ connect the dots

05/01/2026

Sardonyx sunset

05/01/2026

Sardonyx

29/12/2025

Jane Eyre and a 13-foot Christmas tree

15/12/2025

my favourite christmas tradition 🩰

Living far away from family is hard year-round, but it hits differently around the holidays. Christmas becomes very nostalgic, and at times quietly heavy, when you’re not at home decorating cookies, wearing matching pajamas, watching Christmas movies, and cooking that one dish your whole family loves.

But when I go to the ballet, although still far away from them, sitting in the theatre makes me feel closer. It transports me right back to the very first time my parents took me, to watch my sister dance. Through the years, I watched her perform almost every part in The Nutcracker.

I can smell the flowers my dad brought her, the sweet scent lingering through the show. I feel that familiar mix of embarrassment and immense pride settle in my stomach as I hear my mom’s unmistakably-her loud cheers every time my sister steps on stage. My little brother, in his button-up, proudly posing next to her after the show, while she’s still in her ballet dress.

It’s a beautiful reminder of how art can collapse distance, how it can hold people together even when they’re far apart.

Every time I go to the ballet, my family is with me. No matter how far. My sister on stage, my family beside me.

And that’s why this tradition is my favourite of all. 🤍

18/11/2025

collected evidence 🍂

20/10/2025

“There’s a car waiting outside, we are going to Paris.”

19/10/2025

more than I ever knew to pray for.

26/02/2025

09/01/2025

2024 Prompts for Creatives!

I’ve spent a lot of time journaling these past weeks, and my favorite spot by far was the Met – I sat there for hours on the last day of the year, reflecting and appreciating everything 2024 brought.

What changed the most for you this year? ♥️

03/10/2024

In the creative process, there’s a delicate balance between vision and discovery—an interplay that often reveals itself in the moments we least expect. I’ve always loved design intensives because they invite this dance of collaboration between myself and my client. It’s not just about the final product; it’s about the journey we embark on together, the details that emerge when we are fully present and open to possibility.

Whether it’s turning something old into something new, like with this cross-stitch-inspired logo, or sketching new ideas that feel almost meditative—each step is a discovery of what wants to come to life.

Design intensives hold a special place in my heart because they create the conditions for these discoveries. They’re collaborative, raw, and immediate—a space where my client’s vision meets my creative flow, and together we craft something that feels authentic and unique allowing the process to guide us. Here’s a little behind-the-scenes look at how things come together…