When I was a kid, I wanted to be a face painter. Fast-forward a few years (and thankfully a few career pivots), and I’m now an Art Director who still loves drawing a crowd—just with a lot less glitter and a lot more purpose.

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Before I even knew what a designer was, I was one. I was constantly building, sketching, taking things apart, and experimenting with anything I could get my hands on. I've always believed the best ideas come from curiosity, and that mindset has shaped my career from day one.

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After making a bold leap from fashion design into graphic design, I found exactly where I belonged. Over the past 13 years, I've grown from creating visuals to leading creative thinking—helping brands solve problems, tell compelling stories, and create work that people actually remember.

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As I've grown in my career, so has my approach. I no longer believe great design comes from frantic deadlines or endless revisions. It comes from asking better questions, building strong partnerships, and giving ideas the time and strategy they deserve. I value collaboration, honest feedback, and thoughtful creative processes that lead to stronger work—and even stronger teams.

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I'm passionate about pushing boundaries, staying curious, and never settling for "good enough." Whether I'm mentoring designers, developing campaigns, or obsessing over the smallest details, my goal is always the same: create work that's meaningful, memorable, and effective.

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Outside of work, you'll usually find me immersed in the creative community, hunting for inspiration at art shows and antique markets, or sketching ideas that may—or may not—turn into my next project.

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My dad always told me, "The only difference between an ordeal and an adventure is your attitude." I've carried that with me throughout my career. Every challenge is an opportunity to create something better.

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Let's make something unforgettable.