My Story

 

I learned to tell stories before I learned to read them.

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Growing up dyslexic, words were never my strongest tool. Visuals were. While others found confidence in writing, I found mine in art. What started as a different way of communicating became a career built around helping other people connect.

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Today, I design for runners because I've experienced firsthand what community can do. A simple t-shirt can become a reminder of a finish line. A social post can inspire someone to lace up for the first time. An event can turn strangers into training partners.

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That's why I love what I do.

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Not because I get to make things look good.  Because I get to design things that people remember.

 

Whether I'm creating event branding, apparel graphics, or marketing campaigns, every project begins with the same question:

How can this make someone feel like they belong?

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Because the best brands don't just sell products. They create moments people remember, communities they return to, and stories they're proud to be part of. That's the kind of design I strive to create—work that doesn't just get seen, but gets people moving.