I was gifted my first camera at the age of five, and spent my early years photographing barbie weddings and barn cats sniffing dandelions around the family farm. Soon after, I became infatuated with Corel Draw and creating illustrations and designs for birthdays and made up events, and I’m not too humble to hide the fact that I was the art teachers favorite student. During those formative years of my childhood, I learned that if you wanted to, you could create anything. Anyone can be an artist.

In its most basic form, design is simply organizing information. I thrive in an environment where I can build and refine a brand, while honoring heritage and established messaging. I am passionate about giving ministries an attractive and professional image, and I’m excited to know that my work as a designer can increase the visibility of noble causes. I give typography my top priority and I'm always very intentional about my image choices. Every design creates a user experience, and it’s up to the artist to decide if it will be a good experience.

Why design?

Background

There’s a certain soul to film photography that just can’t be replicated in digital.

Film photography 

Worth waking up early for, and a perfect end to any day. I live for this magical hour.

Golden Hour

I never don’t want to see your dog photos. I’ve always been a pet-lover, so it’s no surprise that I’m obsessed with my rescue dog Charlie.

Dogs

My hobby of choice these days is renovating and redecorating my ranch home.

My 50s ranch

Things I love