My design journey started around 10 years old when I discovered the absolute coolest software for digital sketches: Microsoft Paint (classic, of course).

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About a year later, I was introduced to Adobe Photoshop 7.0 and quickly realized I could create graphics of my own. Suddenly, helping my sister customize her MySpace page felt like a serious creative mission. Looking back, that may have been the beginning of my “consulting” career — thanks, sis.

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Since then, I’ve loved helping people bring their ideas to life through thoughtful visuals, branding, and digital experiences. I enjoy learning about an organization’s vision during the discovery process and using design to bridge gaps, tell stories, and create something people genuinely feel excited about.

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Today, my work primarily focuses on UX/UI design for complex enterprise and Department of War environments, where I design experiences for technical systems and mission-focused workflows.