I am a communication designer who makes complex systems, information, and experiences more visible, understandable, and navigable. My work moves between UX/UI, branding systems, wayfinding, environmental graphics, and physical fabrication, areas that let me consider how people encounter information across both digital and physical spaces.
I am drawn to the clarity and discipline of modernist systems, particularly the work of Herbert Bayer and Massimo Vignelli, while remaining attentive to the human experiences those systems serve. Influenced by Giorgia Lupi’s approach to data humanism, I see structure not as a way to flatten complexity, but as a means of making room for it. Whether designing for access to information, safety and belonging, overlooked histories, or experiences such as ADHD and anxiety, I aim to create visual systems that are clear, accessible, and grounded in real life.
Education
B.F.A. in Communication Design
Metropolitan State University of Denver · Denver, Colorado
Expected Graduation: 2027
A.A.S. in Multimedia Graphic Design
Community College of Denver · Denver, Colorado
2024
Undergraduate Coursework in English and Secondary Education
University of Northern Colorado · Greeley, Colorado
2003 – 2008
Experience
Design Intern | Tangram Design, LLC
Denver, Colorado · Summer 2026
Supported environmental graphic design projects through technical drawings, design intent documentation, 3D modeling, and research into site, history, and interpretive opportunities.
Owner / Operator | Redbeard Pedicab
Denver, Colorado · 2013 – Present
Independently operated a pedicab service, providing personalized urban transportation while managing scheduling, equipment maintenance, and daily operations.
Woodshop Tech | Architectural Doors
Denver, Colorado · 2020 – 2021
Education / ESL Assistant | Foundation Communities
Austin, TX · 2011 – 2016
Skills
Design
Adobe CC · Figma · VS Code
Business
Client communication · Business operations · Project management
Technical
Carpentry · Machinery operation · Welding/fabrication · Material preparation