“We live in the 21st century, damn it. There are flying drones, vertical forests, and the Cloud. Eco-friendly is not a niche, it’s our lifestyle.”
Millennial Approach to Luxury →
Older generations used to leverage their wealth for status. By owning something of value, that meant you were somebody. Today, our perspective of value has changed dramatically. “New” does not automatically mean it has the best value. Whereas previous generations saw the value in getting brand new items and pure-bred pets, Millennials wanted to reuse and rescue.
Shop Now Open!
Shop Now Open!
Female Owned & Operated
I produce all the shirts that you see on the Shop page!
All designs are ©
If there’s a design you really like, but you want it on a different style of shirt - no problem! My apparel supply is unlimited. My energy might need a cup of coffee or two, though.
Orders are typically fulfilled 10 at a time, so maybe your friend would like one.
I accept requests for new shirt design ideas!
Send me a message.
Finally opened up shop.
Before I started college, my grandfather always advised me to use my talent for drawing and pay attention to trends, holidays, or what the general populace cared about that season, because someone somewhere will always want a shirt of it.
As a teen I always hated trends, but with the necessity of the field and a kinder heart these trends are just the waves of entertainment we humor each other with as a society.
Let’s have fun with it.
I’m making shirts and signs of anything I find funny. There will be times when, like this shirt on the right (click to view), I’ll adapt one of my illustrations for apparel. Not sure what I’ll do more of, depends on whether you guys like the art or the memes.
Small feature in this VoyageMIA article
Small feature in this VoyageMIA article
VoyageMIA recently sent over a questionnaire to Fantasea Media and they had me write a bit about the owner and the beginnings of the company I work with.
You can read the full article here.
Fantasea Media specializes in large format printing, digital advertising and website design, and full-service graphic design.
Since our clientele varies in size and industry, they know they can come to us for a variety of services. We are known for large-scale event branding, illuminated signage, boat marine graphics, vehicle wraps, and commercial printing.
Our digital advertising division is known for its quality website design, customized SEO solutions, and influencer social media marketing tactics.
Each of our team members brings niche skills that are integral to the services we provide to our clients. Our team is a family, and each of our clients is part of that family. Above all, we are proud to have that personal connection with our clients. It is our way of being that friendly neighborhood printshop, run by business owners who understand exactly what our clients are looking for in their own businesses.
When they mention SEO solutions, they’re talking about me. I’m their ghost designer and work hard behind-the-scenes for Fantasea Media and their clients. My daily duties steadily bring our clients to the first page of Google.
That’s why I was brought on the team, to lift Fantasea Media to the first page of Google. Scroll down and there they are. My customized approach makes sure that companies are visible on page 1 of tailored search results, and with everyone only using their phones for searching, it’s essential to be the first one seen.
Behind the Strings
I once read somewhere, "If you can't explain it to your peers, write it for children."
I'm plagued by constant existential thoughts. Even when I was a child, but I had less vocabulary to describe the concepts running through my head. If I could spare a child of those anxious years, I would. So I'm trying.
I'm currently writing my first book entitled 'Strings.' It seeks to describe all the fundamental forces of nature, using the literal strings of puppets to explain the basics of the string theory in rudimentary terms. I am not a scientist, I am not a philosopher. But the more I give myself to this story, the more I seem to be learning. I invite you to learn with me as I introduce you to the characters I wish I knew when I was young.
Video interview with Angie Varona | Miami Montage
Here's an interview I did during my time at Miami Montage, the Peace Sullivan/James Ansin Journalism and New Media Workshop, hosted by University of Miami. In 2011, the theme for Miami Montage was Social Media: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. In addition to publishing a newspaper, I also produced a video of my interview with Angie Varona and her father.
My story covered the experience of a girl in Miami whose private photos were leaked online and overnight turned into one of the most recognized sex symbols on the internet. My story gained the attention of ABC News, Good Morning America, the Anderson Cooper show, pretty much everyone started talking about it. I was pretty excited when this happened, because I was just starting my path in journalism. When Fox News 11 in California took parts of my video and gave no credit to myself or the Miami Montage program, the director of Miami Montage—Mupalia Wakhisi—issued the statement below: