WELCOME MORTAL

If you’re here to look, explore, lurk, or feel inspired, perfect. If something resonates, even better. Thanks for stepping into my corner of the internet.

Light a candle on your way out. 🕯️

DOWN WITH THE SICKNESS

DOWN WITH THE SICKNESS ✷

I think about social and brand marketing the way some peoplethink about astrology charts.

I’m gothic in taste, chronically online in awareness, and allergic to safe marketing. I don’t chase trends, I like to study them, dissect them, and decide if they’re worth touching. I don’t believe in talking at people. I believe in building with them. My passion is to build brands that people see themselves in. That emulates subcultures instead of exploiting them.

Sugar Riot is my archive studio, where I document my work I feel passionate about and what feels honest. The experiments. The risks. The stuff that isn’t for everyone.

If you get it, you get it.
If you don’t, that’s kind of the point.

Hi, I'm Kim!

11.20

Scorpio Baby

Iced Lattes Drank

666+

1414

Angel Number

A bit about me

☉ SCORPIO ☽ ARIES ↑ TAURUS ☿

My Big Three?


My Hogwarts House?

Slytherin 🐍 (duh)


Coraline

Movie I will never get tired of?


Tim Burton & Guillermo del Toro

Fan girl club member for:


My Philosphy

I work in brand strategy and social media marketing, but what I really do is study how people move. Why they attach. Why they disengage. Why they turn brands into personalities and personalities into cult followings that convert.

Gen Z didn’t change marketing, they exposed who was faking it.

I’m interested in brands that are self-aware enough to evolve and brave enough to mean something. My approach is deeply rooted in Gen Z philosophy: authenticity over perfection, identity over mass appeal, community over consumption. Brands don’t build loyalty by talking louder; they build it by seeing their audience clearly and emulating them honestly.

That’s how cult followings are formed. Not through trends alone, but through alignment. Though strategy. Through shared values. Through making people feel and be seen.