Feelin 25 captures a moment suspended between youth and adulthood — that brief window where confidence shows up before certainty does.

This piece is based on my daughter and my niece celebrating their 25th birthday, caught in a moment that feels carefree on the surface but already carries the weight of who they’re becoming. Like much of the Skully Jones world, the skeletons aren’t about death — they’re about honesty. Strip everything down and what’s left is presence, connection, and identity without armor.

There’s humor here, but also affection. Pride without performance. Joy without polish. Feelin 25 is about standing in your own skin — not because you have it all figured out, but because you don’t need to yet.

It’s a snapshot of being young, bold, and unafraid to take up space — even if only for a moment.