I'm a graphic designer with a BFA from George Mason University,
working mostly in InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. But I didn't start
there—I grew up with colored pencils, graphite and oil pastels, and that
traditional foundation still shapes how I work now: slow, deliberate, a
little obsessive about getting the details right.

Design, to me, is less about the final polish and more about the care that
gets you there—understanding who a piece is really for, sitting with a
concept before rushing to execute it, staying honest to what a brand or
community actually is rather than what looks good on the surface. I'm
drawn to work that feels warm and human, not just well-made, and to
teams and clients who care about that same kind of intentionality.

Outside of design, I'm usually dancing—choreographing or performing—
or chasing the small, easy-to-miss moments worth capturing through
photography. Different mediums, same instinct: pay close attention, then
make something worth looking at twice.