About Me!

Outside of design, I like to stay active and creative in different ways. I spend time painting, rock climbing, doing yoga and boxing, and I enjoy being outside whenever I can. I am also drawn to film photography and capturing small, everyday moments. These interests influence how I see and approach design, keeping my work grounded, observant, and a little more intuitive.

My work focuses on building visual identities that feel expressive and cohesive. I start every project with pencil and paper, sketching through ideas before moving to the computer. That process helps me think more freely and find concepts that feel less expected. From there, I use illustration, color, and typography to shape systems that can live across packaging, digital, and print. I am interested in how a brand feels as much as how it looks.

I graduated from Woodbury University with a BFA in Graphic Design. My time there shaped how I think about design, not just as something visual, but as a way to communicate ideas clearly and thoughtfully. I was drawn to learning about different areas of art and how they come together to form a complete experience. That curiosity continues to guide how I approach my work.