A Bit About Me
I’m a graphic designer originally from Metro Detroit, and I graduated from DePaul University with a BFA in Graphic Design. My work focuses on logo design, packaging, and brand identity development, with a focus on creating thoughtful visual systems that connect people, ideas, and experiences. I’m especially drawn to projects that combine storytelling with strong visual identity. Outside of design, I enjoy Pilates, watching movies, exploring the city, and trying new restaurants—often finding inspiration in the places I go and the everyday moments in between.
My interest in graphic design started long before I knew what it was called. Growing up, I loved drawing, painting, and making things by hand, but I was always just as curious about the visuals I saw around me—posters, packaging, advertisements, and graphics online. In my senior year of high school, I was introduced to the term graphic design, and it immediately clicked that the creative work I had always been drawn to could actually be a career. Being dyslexic and growing up with learning differences, I’ve always been a visual learner, which naturally led me to a field centered around visual communication. Since then, I’ve continued exploring new tools, techniques, and processes, using design as a way to communicate ideas and tell stories
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