Yearning to learn and dying to explore. You can find me chronically writing about anything and everything. When I’m not crafting copy I’m probably sipping on a coffee in the park, daydreaming about moving to Montreal. Or, playing today’s Connections.
“Hi, I’m Tess. Ask me about blueberry muffins, peeing your pants, and the creative process.”
Daydreamer with a flair for turning random sparks into bold creative ideas. Fascinated by how society evolves and what grabs attention—because without great ads to make those connections, I’d just keep on dreaming. I’m always fueled by a cup of coffee and the magic of storytelling.
I’m a weaver of words (and fabric, actually). Stitching things together — words, pictures, music, outfits, etc. — drives my creativity. What can I weave together for you?
There’s no such thing as a talented copywriter. Think of a puzzle piece. It usually doesn’t fit on the first try, but if you stick with it, eventually it clicks. I’m the type of person who does a 1,000 piece puzzle with my words.
“Write the story you want to read” was a quote I read that always reminds me to use creativity for something powerful. I’m an observer, and I’ve found a way to channel that spark into what I do. Creativity doesn’t feel like work — I love the process.
Meditation says you’re not your thoughts. Well then, am I my words? Whether it’s my voice or not, my writing comes from myself. It’s born out of my ideas, my knowledge, and my experiences. I guess it’s better to ask: Who am I, if not my words?
I’ve always loved writing and knew I wanted to pursue a career that allowed me to write to my heart’s desire. Copywriting allows me to do just that while making impactful campaigns and telling stories for exciting brands.
When I’m not at drag brunch writing bops for queens, I’m crafting copy that makes people say, “Why didn’t I think of that?” My mission? Create ideas that hit you in the feels or linger long after. And drag shows? Absolutely part of the process.
I never pass up a chance to try something new. Whether translating ideas into words and visuals or incentivizing my cat to eat, I ask, “How can I do this creatively?” Challenges excite me—they’re just opportunities to think differently.