making people feel like celebrities
and making celebrities feel like people
Like any teenage fangirl, I fell in love with the worlds my favorite musicians created: their story, their visuals, their fanbases. One day, I noticed album covers suspiciously like cookies. . . and an idea sparked: What if I brought a box of cookies to a concert?
Ears ringing and adrenaline high, I'd wait after shows, hoping to gift the artist a reflection of their story in sugar: from cringey old band names to best-selling albums, I captured it all. (I've even been called "the cookie Nardwuar")
Somehow...it worked?! Soon, my cookies went from outside tour buses to inside green rooms; from local indie bands to the world’s biggest pop stars. Before I knew it, my socials blew up and I'd be asked at coffee shops, “are you The Cookie Girl??”
Now a decade later, I've "cookie-d" over 100 artists! I partner with labels, venues, promoters and the like to celebrate their artists when on tour in Nashville.
While I'm no longer waiting by tour buses after shows, my mission is still the same: To capture not just an artist's biggest accomplishments, but who they are as a person.
you might be wondering. . .
how did i get here?
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