As a child of nineties, I loved nothing more than unleashing my creative mind with unparalleled enthusiasm upon any who would receive it. I designed scrunchies, beaded keychains, threw clay pots, painted landscapes, molded metal sculptures, learned to code for my Xanga aesthetic, curated mixtapes, and drew anime. From fruit still lifes in oil pastels to portrait photography to jewelry design to crochet, I continued this creative hopscotch through college where I got my degree in Crop and Soil Environmental Science with a concentration in International Agriculture.

My studies focused on providing sustainable agricultural systems and helping local communities thrive through environmental stewardship and poverty alleviation strategies. After graduating, purely by happenstance via a fridge magnet, I began working in design and communications with a local non-profit, which was my stepping stone into a world where I discovered my passions and my creativity could collide.

My heart for making an impact through compelling storytelling has lent itself to over a decade of non-profit, agency, and freelance graphic design experience. I love nothing more than working with like-minded clients who value responsible stewardship and are making a positive impact in their respective communities. When I come up for air from InDesign and Illustrator, you can find me wearing my other hat as a soccer mom, futilely vacuuming furry tumbleweeds around the house, and/or enjoying a third cup of lukewarm coffee.