I came into design by the way of film production, from a local technical school¹ where I learned how to write stories and work with other creatives to make those stories real. I fell in love with that creative collaboration, which took me into art school², and eventually into the world of design³. I found that production and design spaces are the same: great work is not just what you create, but how you’ve combined perspectives to deliver a unified vision.

Throughout university into my professional career, I’ve honed my skills in designing with people from diverse backgrounds and cultivating an openly curious, educational space⁴ where we can all elevate our craft—even if you’re not traditionally a designer⁵.

As I grow in my creative practice, I’m seeking out spaces that aren’t afraid of experimenting with procresses, that advocates for and maintains a high level of craft even while moving quickly, and cultivates a space for cross-displicine learning—where everyone can show up as their authentic selves⁶ and have a seat at the table.

In my free time, you can find me reading literary fiction, listening to post-punk, or cleaning up stray hay from my rescue bunny.⁷