I always knew I wanted to build something of my own.
For the past six years, I’ve been freelancing, taking on creative projects whenever I could while building my experience in digital marketing and graphic design.
This website started as a side project, a portfolio for the photography I was doing at the time. But over the years, it grew into something so much bigger, a place to showcase my skills, a home for the visual work that brings me joy, and, today, the creative career I am so grateful to call my full-time job.
A 9-to-5 was just never for me. I always wanted to build something of my own, pursue my own dream, and create a life that felt like mine.
At the end of 2025, I lost my job and the future I thought I was going to have. Suddenly, I had a choice to make. I could keep searching for another job in my field, or I could create my own opportunity in it.
(One thing you should know about me is that I’m really bad at giving up.)
So, I took the leap.
At the time, I had barely any clients and a whole lot of self-doubt. I questioned myself constantly and had no idea what running a business full time would actually look like.
But I kept going.
Since then, I’ve learned so much. I’ve learned to put myself out there, be more social, ask more questions, trust my instincts, and persevere through the moments that feel the hardest. But honestly, that perseverance started long before I ever became a business owner.
When you choose to study art or pursue a creative career, there can be a lot of doubt surrounding it. You hear that it isn’t practical, that you won’t make real money, or that you’ll end up the “starving artist.” I grew up with those doubts too, and choosing a creative path meant learning how to believe in myself even when other people didn’t always understand it.
I think that is part of why I’ve always been so determined to make this work. I wanted to prove to myself that creativity could be more than something I loved. It could be a career, a business, and a life I was proud of.
Creating makes me feel free. It gives me a way to be expressive, curious, and completely myself.
I love taking that creativity and translating it into meaningful visual work for brands, businesses, and experiences. Because life is visual.
The moments we experience, the things we create, and the way we choose to see the world all become part of our story. I want to help make those moments look and feel as meaningful as they deserve to.
And I’m so beyond proud that I get to call that my job.
