Creativity has always been at the forefront of my life. I was an anxious child with an imaginative mind, so naturally I explored creative spaces to cope with the ups and downs of life. From drawing doodles in my notebook to performing with friends on stage, and art has always felt like home to me.

Combine creativity and anxiety and you get - a hard-core planner. As early as 8th grade, I realized the arts had a hold of my heart, but was unsure on how to keep this love in a professional career. It was later in high school when I served as an Executive Member of the Theatre Department’s Drama Club that I found my heart’s mistress: advertising.

I began making posters and graphics for our various productions and events, and since then I’ve had the opportunity to work with multiple professional organizations on various advertising, social media, and graphic design projects. The arts will always be my home, but I’m glad I found a way to utilize creativity in my career. While it feels like nothing can beat making a sold-out show laugh, seeing someone smile at my work comes pretty darn close.