Everyone who knows me knows I wear my heart on my sleeve, I've always been vocal about how I feel. I remember I'd write these massive paragraphs on social media — this is how I'm feeling, this is why. Just a personal dump, more for myself than anyone else. But what I kept noticing was people responding saying because you opened up, that actually helped me too.

That's when I realized connection comes from the power of actually opening up about ourselves, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Gallery of Humans started as a storytelling project. Telling the stories of different human beings from all walks of life. Through that I could see our brand was creating connection through vulnerability.

So I created something I wish existed, and designed pieces that people would not only wear, but pieces that by being worn would start meaningful conversations around the world.

Every piece we put in the world starts a conversation that might not have happened otherwise. Someone reads the back of the shirt. They ask about it. Suddenly two human beings are talking about something real.

That's the whole goal. Make it easy for us to be human with each other.