My graphic design journey began in 2014 with a simple but meaningful project: designing a logo for a family friend's landscaping company in my hometown of Brockton, Massachusetts. That early experience sparked a love for visual storytelling and set me on the path I'm still on today.

In 2021, after four years of college, three major changes, and several months of living at home unemployed and directionless, I landed a gig as a production assistant in the art department of a scripted television show. From there, I spent years learning the role of the art department and the responsibilities each member of that team carried. I moved from art department assistant, to graphics assistant, to prospective union member, until, in 2025, I passed my union exam and was accepted as a Computer Artist under the United Scenic Artists Local 829.

As an IATSE member, my main focus is in the world television and film, but I'll always be a freelance designer, open to taking on a wide range of projects, from logos and branding to apparel design, digital art creation, and more. I enjoy collaborating with clients and creative teams to build work that feels thoughtful, intentional, and a little bit fun!