Cosmic Jungle Artist

The Artist

I was born in Naples by the Everglades and raised in Titusville near the Cape, where Florida’s wild beauty shaped my love for animals and nature. My very first school was Lely Elementary in Naples—I was one of its very first kindergarten students, and our mascot was the panther. Living so close to the Everglades, the Florida panther was always a mysterious and powerful symbol for me. Today, it’s my favorite animal, and I donate to help protect it while dreaming of one day giving it sanctuary land. After my uncle, Panamanian artist Al Sprague, passed away, he left me his brushes—and that’s when I began painting. I paint in neon because it makes me happy and demands attention, just like Florida’s incredible species that are losing their homes. Geologists believe part of Florida once broke away from Africa, and I like to think of it as the “Africa of the U.S.”—a place unlike anywhere else.

The Vision: Love, Life, Legacy

Beyond creating art, Cosmic Jungle is building toward a future where creativity serves a greater purpose. Plans are underway to establish a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting Florida's precious natural lands and supporting children in foster care.

The same wild beauty that inspires these paintings—the jungles, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems—deserves protection for future generations. And every child deserves the opportunity to experience nature's magic and find their own creative voice.

What Inspires the Art

🌴 Florida's Wild Beauty

From lush tropical jungles to coastal sunsets, Florida's diverse landscapes provide endless inspiration. The vibrant colors, untamed energy, and raw natural beauty of the Sunshine State flow into hands to create Florida art and fashion.

🎨 Bold Expression

Art should be felt, not just seen. Vivid oranges, electric pinks, and neon greens aren't just colors—they're emotions, energy, life itself. Each piece is an invitation to see the world through a more vibrant lens. It is also a play on roller rink nights, Floridians, and being wild and free.