I’m a graphic designer based in NYC interested in visual storytelling and building experiences for the viewer. My work is shaped by fine art, set design, and education, which form the foundation for how I approach design.

My art practice and set design background shape the way I build a visual world. I’m interested in how a project feels as a whole, from the atmosphere it creates and the details that make it believable. This carries into my design work, where each choice has to support the larger story the project is trying to tell.

My background in education has also shaped the way I work as a designer. As an arts educator and electives team lead, I learned how to collaborate across teams, lead a creative team, and manage long-term projects from planning through execution. I also learned how to advocate for creative work in spaces where its value often had to be explained. That experience made me resourceful and adaptable even when resources were limited.

 I bring that mix of concept, storytelling, and practical execution into my design work. I like starting with one strong idea and building outward until the work has its own visual logic. I want the final result to feel thoughtful and functional.

My campaign for Record Store Day was selected for Ads of the World, an international archive of advertising and creative work. The recognition reflects the kind of work I’m interested in making.

When I’m not designing experiences, I’m usually living them or getting lost in someone else’s story. I love living in New York, where there’s always something to look at, eat, watch, or overhear. I also love books, movies, cooking, snowboarding, traveling, and any excuse to be fully absorbed in something.

For freelance, collaboration, or full-time opportunities, please get in touch!