ABOUT ME

I came to design through advertising, which taught me to think about audiences before aesthetics. An MFA in Experience Design gave me the language to go deeper — to ask not just what looks good, but what actually works for people.

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My most meaningful work lives at the intersection of community, place, and human connection. I've designed engagement toolkits for grassroots organizations, games that spark conversation between strangers, and digital platforms that help kids find each other across social divides. I'm drawn to projects where design can do something real — close a gap, build a bridge, make someone feel seen.

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I work across brand identity, print, digital experience, and product design — because the people I want to design for don't live in just one medium, and neither do I.

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When I'm not designing, I'm probably in the garden, which has become its own kind of design education. I'm based in Massachusetts and open to creative and agency roles where I can continue to grow.