My Journey
Over the course of college, I received numerous opportunities to hone my design skills. From creating merchandise for my collegian (fraternity) to a variety of freelance work, I learned so much in addition to my projects for class. My time on the Summit Yearbook staff also pushed me to design better with others for a large publication. I also worked remotely for a large church in Pennsylvania, which taught me so much about time management, presenting ideas, and defending my choices. As my time in college came to a close, I decided to continue my education and pursue a Master of Arts degree in graphic design.
I don’t like to be confined to just one role in design. I’m passionate about exploring the full spectrum of visual storytelling—from logos and brand identities to packaging and merchandise. I’m also not afraid to push boundaries, whether incorporating illustrations, experimenting with bold visuals, or trying new styles. For me, it’s all about finding the most creative and effective solution for each brand’s unique story.
In my spare time, you’ll probably find me listening to music, exploring local food spots, or playing card or video games! Each of those feeds into my creativity, shaping how I think, problem-solve, and tell stories through design.
Experience
Printing Lab Assistant
Pensacola Christian College — 1.5 Years
Digital Media Designer
Pensacola Christian College — 1.5 Years
Apparel Designer
Beta Kappa Delta Hornets — 3 Years
Graphic Designer
Valley Forge Baptist — 1.5 Years
Yearbook Assistant Designer
Pensacola Christian College — 1 Year
Creative Freelancer
McClanahan Club — 3 Years
Graphic Design Intern
Reason Construction — 3 Months
Education
Master of Arts in Graphic Design
Pensacola Christian College — May 2025
Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design
Pensacola Christian College — May 2023