I’ve always been drawn to the visual beauty of design, the quiet opportunity to make the world feel just a little more considered, one piece at a time. For me, that pursuit of beauty is also a reflection of my Creator, the original Designer of all things good and truly beautiful.

But design has always meant more to me than aesthetics alone. I’m drawn to its ability to communicate ideas with clarity and purpose. What sets design apart from art is its intention: it exists to serve a specific goal and a specific audience. Because of that, I believe being a people-person is one of the greatest strengths a designer can have.

At its best, design helps people feel seen, welcomed, and invited into something bigger than themselves. I build identities with strong graphic clarity and bring them to life through merch, packaging, print, and digital applications. I love creating cohesive systems—thoughtful typography, meaningful color stories, and custom illustrations that give each brand a distinct and memorable voice.

Ultimately, I’m drawn to design because it sits at the intersection of beauty, people, and purpose. When visuals are created with care and intention, they can move people toward something meaningful, and that’s the kind of work I want to keep making.