I started going to events – I really recommend it. It's nice going to arty events where you meet, other artists for social aspects. If you go to events on subject matters that you're interested in, that's where you'll find people who'll want to work with you. That's how I found a lot of my work. So that was my first beat. Then I started building a little following, posting my work online in the women's health space. I went to this event called Erotica – a sex bloggers conference – thinking they were all writers who might need an illustrator. But there were all these interesting talks, and I went to one in particular about what goes on behind the scenes of porn. I created this piece called 'Things you don't see a mainstream porn', inspired by that talk and it blew up on social media. I went from 2,000 followers to 30,000 overnight – it was 50,000 within a week. That was the next snowball in my career. That week I had so many commission requests. I worked with Netflix, I did illustrations for TV, period product companies, Amnesty, Adobe.