The story of how I got here…

I'm a designer focused on branding and user experience, with a photographer's eye for what makes visuals work.

I studied International Studies and English at Baylor University (B.A., 2024), where coursework in communications and political messaging first got me thinking seriously about how visuals and language shape the way people perceive something. That idea has carried straight into the work I do now.

I recently completed a UX/UI research and design certificate through Oregon Institute of Technology. What draws me to this work is being able to give companies voice and personality, spreading that through visual communication and media. My design background started with poster and social media work, tracing back to running an unofficial Baylor meme account in 2021, and grew alongside photography, which began when I accidentally bought a film camera in 2022 instead of a digital one. Since then my photos have been on the covers of two University of Texas at Dallas textbooks, at the Lone Star Le Mans in Austin, and as far as the Bingo Sports Showroom in Tokyo.

If you'd like more detail on my background and experience, my full resume is available to download below.

Highlights of my Career