From early in my life, I have been drawn to visual storytelling as a way of creating experiences for people. As a multidisciplinary Graphic + Motion Designer, Art Director and Video Editor, I help bring ideas, messages and stories to life. For over 20 years, I have worked across digital and print design, social media campaigns, animation, video editing, presentations and web design. My experience ranges from eight years as a Senior Designer at CBS Interactive to independent collaborations with agencies, companies, wellness brands and artists.
I studied design in New York before migrating to California in 2007, motivated by a vision of creating a more balanced way of living and working. Since moving into independent creative work, I have collaborated with clients in technology, natural health + wellness, entertainment, gaming, culture and the environment. I enjoy becoming immersed in a new subject, helping clarify the vision behind a project, and finding the visual language that can communicate it.
More recently, I have been exploring generative AI as an extension of my background in design, motion and visual storytelling. I use AI image and video tools alongside traditional design, animation and editing workflows to develop concepts and create work that may not previously have been possible for an independent creator or small team. I am especially interested in the potential of these tools for cinematic storytelling, artistic collaboration and bringing imaginative ideas to life.
My personal path of self-discovery and awakening has led me to value collaborating with people who want to serve others and contribute something meaningful. I seek out projects centered around missions or causes that can do good in the world and are motivated by something deeper than financial gain.
We are living through an unprecedented period of technological and cultural change. I am committed to exploring how these changes can empower us creatively, rather than simply creating more anxiety and uncertainty. How we choose to work with these tools, and how we meet one another through this transition, will help determine what we create together.

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