About

Hi.

My name is Lily, I was born and raised in Wasilla Alaska. I moved to Bellingham Washington for WWU's Design BFA program. I am a nonbinary queer illustrator and graphic designer. I'm 26 years old and love to tuft rugs and paddle board in my free time.

I’ve always been drawn to creating. Growing up in a family of artists pushed me to keep exploring and evolving my skills. I’m especially inspired by the playful side of design and love bringing a human touch through handmade elements and custom illustration. As a neurodivergent, queer, nonbinary person, I see the world differently and let that shape my work. I’m not chasing fame—I just want my designs to connect, even for a moment.

My Brand

I believe great design tells a story, and the best stories come from bold choices. My work is rooted in rich colors, expressive textures, and a love for the imperfect, the handmade, and the heartfelt. I am the kind of artist who will teach myself embroidery or sculpt a clay model just because a project needs it. Every piece I create blends strategy with creativity to help brands connect, stand out, and stay true to themselves.

Mutiny is built on rebellion against the expected. I work with people and brands who want to break molds, make noise, and wear their weird with pride. Thanks for being here, you could be a part of my story!