Around the age of 8, I learned how to draw a vintage comic-style woman. My grandma, who has hand-drawn just about every birthday card for as long as I can remember, sat me down one afternoon and taught me the must-knows like how to sketch a symmetrical face. I then found myself at Northeast Spruill Oaks public library checking out how-to drawing books for safari animals, horses and just about anything I could get my hands on. As I grew a little older, I expanded my creative horizons to photography, sneaking each and every opportunity to snap pictures on my mom’s big girl camera (a ~2003 Sony Cybershot).

Fast forward twenty years later, my creative tenacity has brought me to the freelance space where I have worked on several logo and branding projects, hundreds of illustration commission pieces and a variety of photography shoots in Atlanta, Charleston and New York.

If there is one thing that has driven my passion for creating, it’s connecting. Being able to capture feelings and tell stories for clients through my work has proven to be one of my greatest takeaways from this space.

I hope I can bring a pop of color to your story.