I’m a Senior Graphic Designer at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, where I studied communication design and social and political history. My work is driven by a belief that design shapes how we experience culture, places, and ideas. Drawing from both historical research and contemporary design practice, I create visual systems and experiences that help people connect with stories, institutions, and one another.
Through my work, I strive to create thoughtful, research-driven design that informs, engages, and inspires. Whether through digital experiences, printed materials, environmental graphics, or visual identities, I’m interested in how design can help people connect more deeply with ideas, places, and one another. I see communication design as a tool for fostering curiosity, encouraging critical engagement, and making information more accessible. The projects I find most meaningful are those that evoke a genuine response; whether that’s inspiration, delight, reflection, or even discomfort.
While much of my work happens at a computer, I feel most grounded outdoors. Outside of design, I enjoy beading, cooking for friends and family, long walks, and finding new ways to challenge myself physically.
Feel free to reach out if you'd like to discuss design, museums, history, public space, or any of the above.
Feel free to reach out if you'd like to discuss design, museums, history, public space, or any of the above.