Close-up of a woman with dark, curly hair smiling, wearing a red sweater and white shirt, with an abstract painted canvas featuring a large yellow moon, stars, and a colorful landscape in the background.

About Me —

I’m a senior graphic designer originally from Alabama. I earned my bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from Alabama A&M University (proud HBCU alum ✨) before spending several years building my career in Los Angeles. Now, I’m bringing that experience to the East Coast.

For more than eight years, I’ve designed for beauty and luxury brands, with work featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and Good Housekeeping. Some of my best creative inspiration, though, has come from outside the studio. I’ve lived in China, traveled throughout Europe, and most recently spent time in Japan. Every place has given me a new perspective, and travel has a way of shaking loose the ideas that were stuck.

I’ve also been teaching painting for nearly ten years. Watching someone discover they can create something they’re genuinely proud of never gets old. That experience has shaped me as much as my design career has, it has strengthened my communication, sharpened my creative instincts, and reminded me that the best ideas often come from curiosity and collaboration.

I believe the best work happens when the people creating it genuinely enjoy working together. Some of my closest friends are people I met through work, and I think that’s a reflection of the environments where great creative work gets made. When people feel inspired, supported, and excited to collaborate, the work is always better.