A Note from Jess

Hey everyone,

As Electric Haze Studio continues to grow, I wanted to take a moment to share a bit more about what drives my work, the impact I hope to make, and where I stand on some crucial issues. It's important to me that you understand the heart behind EH Studio, because it informs everything I do.

I believe in the power of community. This belief is the driving force behind everything I do. Behind every brand I create, I’m building platforms for marginalized communities to connect authentically with their target audience and grow successful businesses. We all deserve to thrive, to build our own wealth, and to control our own narratives. 

I want to make a real impact – a tangible difference in the lives of those who have historically been pushed to the margins. My work is rooted in the values of inclusivity and celebration of all identities. This studio is proudly queer and BIPOC inclusive and operates under the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to flourish in this life.

And this brings me to a crucial point: Electric Haze Studio stands firmly against fascism in all its forms. Fascism seeks to silence voices, erase identities, and dismantle the very communities I am dedicated to serving. It stands in direct opposition to everything I believe in and everything this studio represents. There is no room for hate, intolerance, or oppression within my work or within the community I am building.

I believe that creativity can be a powerful tool for resistance and positive change. I cannot, and will not, stand idly by while these forces of hate attempt to dismantle the progress we've made towards a more equitable and inclusive society. By connecting with others in marginalized communities to build our networks, grow our businesses and connect with find our audiences, I hope to contribute to a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

I stand firmly against fascism and any ideology that seeks to diminish the value and dignity of human life. 

Thank you for being a part of the Electric Haze community.

In solidarity,

Jess Nolan

Electric Haze Studio