My path into design was unconventional — I started in music, theatre, and the performing arts. When the pandemic forced a pause, I finally explored my long-standing curiosity about how design shapes the way we interact with everyday tools and systems. Over the past five years, I’ve been refining my craft in interface design, working with small businesses and fellow designers to bring products and websites to life.

My training in opera and classical music taught me that excellence isn’t instant — it’s built through repetition, discipline, and lots of iteration. It also taught me that collaboration is where the best work happens. Those values sit at the core of my design practice.

When I’m not designing, you’ll find me laughing, cooking, spending time with friends, or being just a little too annoying toward my very patient wife.