I'm a Detroit-based Graphic Designer specializing in branding, environmental graphics, institutional communications, and web design, with ten years of professional experience. My work spans print, digital, and spatial design, creating thoughtful visual identities, communications, and experiences for businesses, artists, cultural institutions, museums, nonprofits, live events, and community organizations.
I spent over seven years at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), where I developed exhibition graphics for more than 75 exhibitions, wayfinding systems, publications, event branding, digital communications, merchandise, and visitor-facing materials. Working across departments, I helped bring exhibitions, public programs, and institutional initiatives to life through cohesive visual communication and design.
I continue to work with clients at Middlecott Design on a range of projects, and with organizations including Buffalo Prescott Foundation, and Sketchbattle. Detroit’s creative community gave me a foundation, a network, and opportunities to work on projects that continue to shape the designer I am today.
Experience
Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
Graphic Designer | 2017–2022
Communications & Design Coordinator | 2022–2025
Buffalo Prescott Foundation
Web Designer | 2024–Present
Middlecott Design
Graphic Designer | 2016–Present
Sketchbattle
Web Design & Digital Communications Manager | 2016–Present
Graphic Designer | 2017–2022
Communications & Design Coordinator | 2022–2025
Buffalo Prescott Foundation
Web Designer | 2024–Present
Middlecott Design
Graphic Designer | 2016–Present
Sketchbattle
Web Design & Digital Communications Manager | 2016–Present
Education
College for Creative Studies
Detroit, MI
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.), Graphic Design
2012–2016
Detroit, MI
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.), Graphic Design
2012–2016
Studio Arts College International
Florence, Italy
Art History and Industrial Design
2013
Florence, Italy
Art History and Industrial Design
2013
Why I Became a Designer
Creativity has always been part of my life, whether through art, dance, music, or technology. As a kid it was craft projects, ballet classes, making greeting cards on the family computer, and spending way too much time building houses in The Sims. After years of high school Graphic Design classes, and earning my degree at CCS in Detroit, I could finally turn my love of creativity and technology into a career.
Graphic Design turned out to be the place where a lot of my creative interests met. Today, I still enjoy projects that let me move between print, digital, and physical spaces, and I love seeing ideas leave the computer screen and become something people can experience.