A lot of my inspiration comes from stories: people, places, and the quiet details that often go unnoticed. I’m drawn to themes of social impact, identity, belonging, and justice, and I love exploring how design and storytelling can make these ideas more impactful and relatable.

It’s definitely very thoughtful and layered. I like to mix clean design + layouts with meaningful storytelling, i.e., work that makes people pause for a second and feel something. In a world that is increasingly moving towards automation and digitizing the collective archive, I recognize the importance of the human eye now more than ever.

I spend most of my time on Figma, Adobe Creative Suite (especially InDesign and Illustrator), Canva, Final Cut Pro X, and Tableau. Depending on the project, I also like to utilize HTML/CSS for interactive pieces and functions.

Definitely “Preserving the Past.” It’s a data storytelling project that challenges how we think about heritage and who gets remembered. It pushed me to combine research, design, and activism, a blend that really represents what I love doing.

With openness and curiosity. I really value working with people who bring different perspectives to the table. I think the best ideas come from honest conversations and shared creative energy. When stories reflect the communities they come from, they resonate far beyond the screen.

Anything that connects creativity with social impact, whether it’s visual storytelling, digital marketing, UX/UI design, or data visualization. I’m especially drawn to projects around education, healthcare, and environmental or social change.