As a graphic design and marketing student, I am always looking for new ways to bring creative ideas to life in my work. Over the past two years of coursework and internship experience, I have built a strong foundation in design principles and developed hands-on skills in collaborative, real-world projects.
Last fall, I started a new journey as a transfer student at Temple University, where I’ve become involved as a creative director at TU-AMA, contributing to marketing projects with local businesses and social impact organizations through our student-led consulting firm. I’ve also started a position as a creative intern for Temple Football, where I’ve designed brand graphics and taken high-energy photos for games, workouts, and practices. These have been exciting opportunities to tie in things I am passionate outside of art into my design work. I think it is extremely important to care about what you design for and have a real relationship with it, which is why I do what I do at Temple. I am excited to continue growing and see where my studies will take me throughout the academic year.
Designing a hypothetical flexible identity system for a water conservation campaign in Athens, applicable across all digital and physical touchpoints.
Take a glimpse of the moments that make sports unforgettable. This collection of photographs captures the speed, excitement, and emotion of athletics while telling stories of determination, and game-winning plays.
A vibrant branding and packaging projects designed for a hypothetical beachside cafe. The brand identity features bold, playful typography with lively beach colors.
