Hi there!

I'm a mom of two wonderful kids—a toddler and an infant. First 18 years of life, I lived in the tiny Russian city Sarov, and then spent 14 exciting years, studying and working as a UI/UX designer in Moscow.

In September 2019, I made the big move to California, and now I call Lincoln home.

These days, I've shifted my focus from web design to creating physical products and handmade crafts. I've dived into learning lettering and calligraphy, and I'm on a journey to find my signature style. I love the peace of mind that comes with expressing myself through art.

I put the chaos in my head onto paper. For me, expressive calligraphy and creativity are like a form of meditation.

My mission is simple: to make people happy by creating unique items that stand out from the crowd. I want my creations to bring smiles and warm memories to everyone who sees them.

  • Ever since I was young, I've been a big fan of science and math. But despite not being a natural talent at it, I’ve always loved drawing. Combining these interests whenever I could was my jam! I spent seven years in art school, graduated from a technical university in Russia, and even took continuing education courses in interactive design and emerging technologies.

    One memorable project had us focusing on reconnecting with reality and physical objects, which really pushed me to think outside the box. I was so passionate about a particular lettering project that I spent countless days and nights working on it. I loved every moment...but then, life happened, and I put lettering and calligraphy aside for about seven years.

  • Fast forward seven years, and I found myself in the States with two kids and a choice: build a career in IT or dive back into my love for lettering and calligraphy and start a business from it. With my husband’s unwavering support, I chose the latter. This way, I could take care of the kids and pursue something I truly loved at my own pace.

    I wasn't sure where to start, but I knew I wanted to enhance my skills and push my abilities further: calligraphy, lettering, patterns—the whole shebang. I realized I couldn't just try and give up; I had to keep going and figure things out step by step. So, I took several courses to improve my skills and build my confidence. Now, I'm working on building a shop with my creations and am still on the journey to find my signature style.