I’m a Seattle-based brand and visual designer with a strong foundation in retail, print, and digital design. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, I bring a thoughtful, detail-driven approach to creating visual systems that are both functional and emotionally resonant.

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I currently work as a print designer at Nordstrom corporate, where I design brand-aligned visual assets for in-store and marketing initiatives. My work focuses on translating brand strategy into clear, cohesive design across physical and digital touchpoints, with a strong emphasis on typography, layout, color, and consistency at scale.

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Alongside my corporate work, I’ve led freelance design projects spanning brand identity, illustration, and digital interfaces for a range of clients. This includes designing logos, websites, and visual systems, as well as illustrating multiple published children’s books—experience that has strengthened my storytelling, composition, and visual communication skills.

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I also run a mural practice, creating large-scale, hand-painted artwork for public and private spaces. This work has deepened my understanding of designing for real-world environments, spatial constraints, and audience interaction—skills that directly inform my approach to retail and experiential design.

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With a background in Nordstrom’s Buying and Finance departments, I design with the customer in mind and understand how creative decisions support broader business goals. I value collaboration, clarity, and craft, and I’m motivated by creating design solutions that feel intentional, usable, and visually compelling—whether in store, on screen, or in print.