Whether its digital arts, literary arts, or coding, I’ve combined my passions & technology, with the desire to creative intuitive solutions that emphasize inclusion & usability.

My interest in design began in high school through a co-op placement in Apple’s Mobile App Development Program, where I coded, created wireframes, and pitched my first app at a large-scale in-person event. The project focused on resource sharing, highlighting how much knowledge exists within LGBTQ+ & Neurodivergent communities but isn't taken advantage of. That experience sparked my passion for creating digital solutions meant to help others succeed, and later, along with the various mentorship roles I took on in college, shaped my belief that good design starts with listening and learning from people.

I see design as a tool for support and connection, and I strive to center inclusivity, accessibility, and clarity in my work. I am constantly inspired by my peers and the opportunity to learn how to use new tools! When I’m not designing, you can find me busting a lung at karaoke, or curling up at my desk with my drawing tablet with a video essay in the background.