I’m a designer and illustrator based in Indianapolis, Indiana, with a background in surface pattern, textiles, and visual storytelling. I’m endlessly curious about the world around me and find inspiration in the unexpected places where nature, fashion, art, and pop culture intersect.

 

I chose surface design because it brought together two of my favorite things: illustration and textiles. Over the years, that foundation has grown into a broader passion for exploring ideas, identifying visual and cultural trends, and transforming inspiration into thoughtful, engaging creative concepts. Whether I’m developing a pattern, exploring a trend, or building a visual direction, I love the process of taking something that exists as an idea and making it tangible.

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I’m a proud alumna of the Savannah College of Art and Design, where I earned a BFA in Fibers with a minor in Art History and a thematic sequence in woven and print design. My multidisciplinary background has shaped the way I approach creative work—with equal parts curiosity, observation, and a love of making things.

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Outside of design, you’ll usually find me spending time with my dog, collecting more plants than I probably need, wandering through nature, drinking an unreasonable amount of coffee, or finding inspiration in something completely unexpected. At the end of the day, I believe good design shapes our experience in positive ways— and I intend to do my part to keep it interesting.