My journey with graphic design started all the way back in the sixth grade. What began as me just messing around with shapes and colors eventually turned into a deep obsession with how we communicate through visuals. I have been doing professional design work for three years now, turning that childhood spark into a business that helps people tell their stories.

I primarily partner with churches and nonprofits because I am passionate about mission-driven work. I truly believe that the organizations doing the most good in the world deserve the highest quality design to match their message. A great example was my recent project with the radio station YES FM, where I led their entire rebrand.

My background is shaped by my time at Life Pacific University, where I'm invested in the campus community and preparing for a Resident Assistant role. For me, design and leadership go hand in hand — both are about making people feel seen and understood.

Life for me is a constant mix between Lafayette, Indiana and Christiansburg, Virginia. I spend a lot of time on the road in my 2006 Scion xB, which has somehow survived over two hundred thousand miles. When I'm not in front of a screen, you can find me hiking up McAfee Knob to catch a sunrise or diving deep into One Piece and the latest MCU theories.

I'm someone who values hard work and genuine connection — and I feel lucky that I get to spend my days blending my creative skills with my heart for ministry.