From an early age, I gravitated toward spaces where art and communication intersected. Growing up in a military family, I was exposed to different cultures at a young age. I was the kid sketching or crafting popsicle-stick figures on the plane. That curiosity carried into college, where I double majored in Graphic Design and Cultural Anthropology. Together, those fields gave me two powerful lenses: one rooted in design principles and the other in human stories, context, and meaning. Anthropology taught me to observe, listen, and understand the values, rituals, and languages that shape communities. Design gives me the tools to translate those insights into visual systems that resonate.

Over the years, that dual perspective has matured into a professional journey across branding, art direction, and graphic design. I’ve worked in both start-up and corporate environments, often collaborating cross-functionally with marketing and product teams to shape clear and compelling brand experiences. From designing identity systems to developing visual direction and overseeing creative execution, I’ve helped organizations step into their visual voice with confidence.

For the past six years, I’ve thrived as a freelancer, partnering with a wide range of clients. I love the variety and moving between industries keeps my work skills sharp and adaptive.