42 Swords

Pain is a portal. For years, I thought healing meant erasing scars. But grief taught me that the wound itself can become a compass—guiding you toward what matters, what endures, what transforms.

I work at the intersection of myth, gaming, and AI-assisted creation. Every game mechanic, every lyric, every worldbuilding detail carries emotional weight. I don't make content for consumption; I make systems for meaning-making. Whether it's a narrative adventure about restoring lost stories or a rock opera chronicling digital grief, the question is always the same: What happens when we treat our pain as material for something sacred?

AI is my creative partner, not my replacement. I use tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Suno to move faster and build bigger—but the soul, the structure, the intention? That's all human. All me. I'm building a body of work that my son would be proud of, even if he'll never see it. That's the practice: making legacy from loss, one project at a time.

If you're here, you're probably a seeker too. Someone who believes stories can heal, that games can teach, that myths aren't dead—they're just waiting to be retold. This is your invitation: to witness, to create alongside, to remember that even in darkness, we can forge something beautiful.