I’ve been creating for as long as I can remember. Long before design became my career, it was how I understood the world. I grew up immersed in art, taking advanced courses throughout high school and spending years painting and sketching from the time I was ten. Creativity was never just a hobby; it was where I felt most like myself.

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In college, I initially pursued design, but I stepped away and spent four years on a premed track, even earning acceptance into medical school. From the outside, it looked like a clear path forward. But after a year, I had to be honest with myself. The work that made me feel alive was the creative work I was still doing on the side. Designing websites. Building brands. Creating content. Choosing to return to design was not a fallback; it was a decision to choose work that felt meaningful.

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Today, I approach every project, whether it is branding, graphic design, social media, or web design, with that same sense of care. When someone trusts me with their business, they are trusting me with something they have built with intention and risk. I work closely with small businesses because I understand that level of commitment. My role is to help translate their vision into something clear, cohesive, and confidently represented across every platform.