About me
Designer, communicator, lifelong learner
My Practice
I have always felt a need to build, to express, and to give form to thought and feeling.
I design and build digital experiences that make information easier to navigate and understand. I focus on structure, usability, and responsive behavior.
Strong identities make organizations easier to recognize and understand. I enjoy shaping systems that feel cohesive, intentional, and practical to use.
Movement can guide attention, clarify ideas, and strengthen an experience. I use it with an emphasis on pacing, purpose, and communication.
Traditional media is where my creative practice began. It continues to shape how I think about composition, expression, and visual communication.
A LIttle Context
I’m a digital designer interested in making complex ideas, systems, and interactions easier to understand. Whether I’m working on a website, brand, interface, or larger design system, I’m drawn to the process of organizing information and shaping it into something clear, useful, and visually engaging.
I study graphic design and communication at Truman State University, where my work has expanded across web design, brand identity, motion graphics, and digital experiences. Along the way, I’ve also become increasingly interested in what happens behind the design itself: how systems are structured, how people move through information, and how design decisions translate into implementation.
I tend to learn by digging into things until I understand how they work. That curiosity has led me deeper into Figma, WordPress, front-end development, and the space between visual design and technical execution.
My fun journal
For the best glimpse into what I’m creating and doing, follow along on Instagram.
What I’m listening to
I listen to a good amount of music, but here’s a semi-condensed list of newer tracks I enjoy.