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About

I am a designer, illustrator, and art director for Well+Being, health and wellness coverage at The Washington Post. I previously worked as a designer at NPR, where I created brands and marketing campaigns for new podcasts.

I received my BFA in Graphic Design from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2013. I worked as a designer in nonprofit community development in my home state of Tennessee before moving to Baltimore to get my Master of Arts in Illustration at the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2020.

Press

“These Charming Personalized Flower Portraits Will Outlive Any Bouquet,” PRINT Magazine, 2022

“Across the Street,” WTCI PBS, 2019

”Love is a Feeling / Love is Choice,” Creative Mornings Chattanooga, 2019

“Chattanooga Market Connects Innovation District to Low Income Seniors,” Next City, 2018

“What Happened When a Nonprofit Invited Everyone in Town to a Thanksgiving Meal?,” The Washington Post, 2015

”In Sum: Greater,” Brand New, 2014