I’m a visual designer who loves telling stories through thoughtful, human-centered design. I believe great design should invite people in, not leave them out.

My work with people with disabilities at L’Arche Tahoma Hope showed me how powerful empathy is in design and how easily people can be excluded when it’s missing. As a Fulbright Grantee in Turkey, I expanded that mindset through cultural exchange, learning that connection can be sparked through visual design, as well as over a glass of tea and baklava (both effortlessly cross language barriers).

With a background in art history and communication from the University of Washington, I bring curiosity, humanity, and creativity together to create design that’s thoughtful, expressive, and just a little joyful.