To me, design is the thoughtful and creative process of turning chaos into order, complexity into simplicity, and ideas into meaningful human connections. I see design as a bridge—one that connects people, cultures, and experiences through intentional problem-solving and storytelling. My work embraces the messiness of creativity, finding structure within disorder and purpose within imperfection. Whether through branding, immersive experiences, or conceptual exploration, I focus on design that not only functions but also resonates on a deeper, human level.
My practice is rooted in curiosity and a desire to create work that fosters relationships, sparks conversation, and makes the complex feel approachable. Whether crafting a brand identity, designing a retail experience, or exploring personal narratives through art, I embrace the unpredictable nature of creativity—because within the mess lies the opportunity for something truly meaningful.
Looking back, what advice would you give yourself?
Embrace the messiness of the creative process earlier and trust that clarity often emerges through experimentation and failure.
What's your favorite A+D memory?
Sneaking into a BJU band rehearsal with Prof Peterson's class.
What was your favorite A+D class?
Production 2.
What moment, project, and/or critique in your Art + Design career at AU has been pivotal to who you are as an artist or creator?
Prof Peterson's Design for Social Value class.
How do you hope your work makes an impact?
Ultimately, I want my designs to be a reflection of His creativity and love, impacting others in a way that brings them closer to Him and to one another.