Before design, I worked in product management at Amazon and MasterClass. I bring that client-side perspective to campaign concepts, event identities, and experiences—connecting the creative idea to the audience, the constraints, and the bigger goal.
From animated explainers to brochures and event materials, I’ve spent years making work within established brands. For Kaiser Permanente, U.S. Bank, and others, that means carrying a visual direction across motion, print, and digital—with attention to how each piece works.
I’m usually making something—drawing, sewing, building furniture, making greeting cards, to name a few. The illustrations and graphic experiments here come from that same urge to figure things out—a new tool, a different medium, a constraint to work around. What I learn finds its way into my client work.
Selected Work
U.S. Bank
Branded videos and digital ads that make complex financial products clear.
Made with the team at Lemonade Productions
Kaiser Permanente
Motion graphics and print design for the people, programs, and stories of Kaiser Permanente.
In-house since 2019
Aging Well Summit
Visual concepts for a healthcare summit challenging stereotypes about aging.
Two directions. A fresh take on aging.
Garfield Pop-Up Center
Turning a working office into an immersive story about the future of care.
A working office, reimagined.
Nurses Week
Annual recognition campaigns celebrating the people and power of nursing.
Each year, a concept of its own.
About me
For the past 7+ years I've worked as a graphic and motion designer in the SF Bay Area, collaborating with a range of clients including Kaiser Permanente, U.S. Bank, and Abbott. I don't have an ego about my designs because I stay focused on what serves the work best. And I care about the details, but in the service of clarity, not perfection for its own sake.
Off the clock, I’m still making things—drawing, sewing, or building furniture, to name a few.
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