Product, design,<dev>, & everythingin between.
I’ve never really seen myself as one kind of designer. I love the craft and storytelling of Communication Design, but I’m just as curious about people, behavior, and how things work. Studying HCI gave me a way to bring those interests together. That space in between is where I feel most like myself as a designer.
01ecstatically touched grass, highly recommend
I’m usually drawing, making something by hand, or finding a reason to be outside. I love discovering unfamiliar places, cultures, and perspectives, and noticing the little details that make them distinct. I’m happiest when something sparks my curiosity and gives me a reason to look a little closer.
All of this keeps finding its way back to how I design.
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Community
CMU’s independently organized TEDx conference bringing ideas across design, technology, research, and culture to 2,000+ attendees. I shaped the event’s visual identity across digital campaigns, motion, presentations, and the physical experience.
TEDxSalon 
The team 
On the carpet
CMU’s student-run tech organization building products and experiences for the campus community. I led brand and product design for TartanHacks, Pittsburgh’s largest hackathon, creating everything from its website to merch, signage, and event visuals for 750+ attendees.
check out the project! 
night before the big day 
the design team!
Lemon is CMU’s student-led arts publication, created to connect and showcase creative work across art, design, architecture, music, performance, and literature. CMU School of Design As a Publication Designer, I designed editorial layouts and visual systems that brought student stories and artwork together into a cohesive print experience.
The issues 
a spread i loved 
the publication girls!