About

No matter what era of my life I was in, I was always drawn to the arts. Whether I was found performing, drawing, building, or trying new mediums- art and imagination were the centric pillar to my life. As a child, I was drawn to photography. My grandfather was a self-taught photographer and my mother followed suit. My sister also showed interest, and as I child, I was given a point-and-shoot 35mm and a photography book. Learning how to tell stories, shoot from a new perspective and setting up composition. In high school, I got my first digital camera and the rest was history. Being able to work in the digital space allowed me to explore, edit, create "multi-media" style works. After being told I may have an eye for graphic design, it's been stuck in my head ever since. Surviving my adult years in the time of content creation, I spent a lot of time working in the fitness industry, using what I had learned from years of education and self-learning to help promote the studios and gyms I worked for on social media. I then found myself helping friends with their businesses and brands, as well. Now, living in D.C., I find myself back in school to finally finish my degree, and helping people in photo editing, editorial design, and brand identity.