This talk was deeply personal to me. It gave me the chance to reflect on the journey from law to art, from certainty to creativity, and on what happens when we stop waiting for the perfect moment and simply take the first step. “We Should All Draw Without an Eraser” is about trusting yourself enough to begin, even when the outcome is unclear, the line feels shaky, or the fear of getting it wrong feels overwhelming. Thank you to TEDxUNSW and TED for the opportunity to share this story, and to...

A reflection on how we’ve lost boredom in everyday life, and what it means for attention, creativity, and presence in a world where every spare moment is instantly filled.

A reflection on privacy, presence, and why live illustration feels increasingly relevant in a world where fewer people want to be photographed.