Ever since taking my first graphic design course during my sophomore year of high school, I knew I had found something I was meant to pursue. At the time, I was confident in my abilities, encouraged by positive feedback from teachers and friends. Looking back now, my early work shows me how much I’ve grown, and how much more there is to learn.

That curiosity and passion led me to intern at Fox Print during my senior year of high school. There, I gained hands-on experience with real-world tools and workflows, improved my ability to communicate with a design team, and learned to adapt my designs based on feedback. These experiences developed my problem-solving skills and introduced me to the realities of design in a professional environment.

“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” – Ecclesiastes 3:11

This verse guides my design approach: creativity unfolds over time. Each project requires patience and intention, and I strive for work that reflects control and growth while learning from each experience.

My attention to detail can sometimes feel overwhelming, but it has become one of my greatest strengths. It pushes me to refine, rethink, and elevate my work. Over the years, I have created designs for my church, friends, and personal projects, using my skills to contribute in meaningful ways.

From logo design to photography, I continue to develop as a versatile and thoughtful designer. With each project, I refine my skills and move closer to the designer I aspire to become.