About Me
Professional World
I’m a designer and visual storyteller.
I focus on transforming complex ideas into intuitive experiences.
I’ve been creating 3D Instruction Content for over 5 years, working with commercial goods, retail display installations, industrial enterprise manufacturing, maintenance of federal equipment, and research for improving internal systems.
Along the way, I’ve expanded my skills in different areas as well, like 3D visuals and animations, UX analysis, emerging AI workflows, and systems thinking. This self-directed learning has helped me become more efficient, adaptable, and creative at solving problems.
My guiding question as a designer is simple:
How do I make this truly accessible?
With this framework, I’m always thinking about clarity, structure, and the users experience.
If this resonates, you may enjoy my professional blog.
Personal World
Outside of work, I invest heavily in my own creative and intellectual development. I paint in gouache, illustrate and model anatomy, study philosophy, and explore a variety of themes in my personal writing. These don’t distract me from my professional life, they keep my mind and instincts sharp, and encourage a robust vocabulary. I believe it also supports emotional precision and literacy.
I value authenticity, craftsmanship, and work that reflects care. I’m someone who always wants to grow—creatively, professionally, and personally. I’m also invested in functional health.
My personal philosophy is:
Always be learning. Always be growing.
Whether I’m collaborating with peers, researching new tech, or painting late into the night, I have the same goal— create work that is thoughtful, grounded, and genuinely useful.
Since I’m a designer first, I always focus on presentation. Whether it’s the artifacts or how I present. I believe it’s a representation of how we view and respect not just ourselves, but those around us.
I sell original paintings, and hope my creativity and meaning in my art may resonate with others to some degree.
If you enjoy artistic expression, you may enjoy my art blog.