About

Hi, I’m Ariana. I’m a graphic designer, visual storyteller, and digital artist from Altadena, California, passionate about turning ideas, emotions, and everyday moments into something meaningful.

Creativity has always been how I connect with the world. Whether I’m designing visuals, building websites, or capturing quiet moments on my 35mm film camera, my work is rooted in observation, feeling, and storytelling. At 26, after being diagnosed with autism and ADHD, I began to understand myself in a completely different way. What once felt like overwhelm and constant noise in my head started to make sense, and it changed how I approached both my life and my creative work.

That shift became the foundation for everything I create.

Through my personal platform, @Arianaraw, I share cinematic, text driven content that reflects what it feels like to live inside a busy, overstimulated mind while searching for moments of calm. My work is grounded in nature, quiet reflection, and the unspoken thoughts we carry, creating a space where women, creatives, and neurodivergent individuals can feel seen, understood, and less alone.

Alongside this, I’m the founder of The Good Boy Factory, my art brand where those same internal experiences take on a more playful, expressive form. Through bold, nostalgic, character driven visuals, I translate emotion into something tangible, shifting from reflection into expression.

When I’m not creating, you’ll usually find me tending to my plants, exploring museums, thrift shopping for unique pieces, or relaxing with a good anime series. My family keeps me grounded and continues to inspire me to grow both personally and creatively.

This space is a reflection of everything I’m learning, creating, and becoming. Take a look around. You might just find something that feels familiar.