
What drew you to Fallout and what made you fall in love with the franchise?
I started playing Fallout with the release of Fallout 3. My collection also started at the same time with the Fallout 3 Survival Collectors Edition. You see Fallout brought me out of a dark place. It Really gave me something to grab ahold of during a deep depression. I’ve met friends just being able to share our love for the game. I think that’s why I have taken so hard to collecting. I owe a lot to the franchise and truly do cherish the games, TV series and the collectibles bring me a lot of joy as well.


Where/how do you find inspiration for some of the things that you make?
I grew up without much and I used to take things apart to entertain myself. I think I still try to find ways to repurpose things into what I like even though there is official merchandise, and I am in a position to purchase it.


If you had all the time and money in the world, what would your dream Fallout project be?
I would create a real-life vault and open it as a hotel so that all of the fans of Fallout can come and immerse themselves into a real life underground vault experience.


Why do you have ration cans?
There are many layers to my Fallout collection. Collecting the official licensed collectibles has sent me down a rabbit hole of also collecting items from the atomic age that relates to the Fallout franchise. This includes a collection of emergency food and water rations, uranium glass, vintage Geiger counters, and all types of items and memorabilia relating to the atomic bomb. I have always had an interest in history, particularly the atomic age making my love of Fallout even stronger.


Do you accept fan mail?
I do have a P.O. Box!
If you would like to contribute with fan mail to help me decorate my fallout shelter the address is posted below. If you are not sure what to send, I would love anything fun or creative fallout related. If you have something you would like to say in a letter or draw or make I would love to add any pictures to my wall or art to my shelf. Absolutely no skill level required. I love it all!

