I'm a visual designer currently living in Seoul, South Korea, with a decade of experience in marketing and branding. I apply my innate curiosity—especially related to culture—to my work in helping businesses present themselves visually and strategically.
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After graduating with a B.A. in English from Barnard College, I spent the majority of my career in New York City obsessed with visual storytelling, working in film & TV production, then film distribution at Kino Lorber managing consumer sales (physical media isn't dead!). Next, I pivoted and studied graphic design at Shillington School. In 2014, I landed my first design job as the sole in-house designer on the creative marketing team at a small startup called A24. During my three years there, the company grew quickly by taking risks and bending the rules. I learned the outsized importance of brand perception and positioning.
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In 2018, I returned home to Hawaii to help my parents with their 40-year-old automotive repair business. While learning to paint cars was awesome, running and growing a small, essential business during the pandemic was the toughest experience of my life. I took these lessons in entrepreneurship with me as I returned to design full time last year.

With my diverse experiences in design, sales, and business management, I consider myself a creative generalist—ready to collaborate with people to design solutions that result in clarity and growth for their brand.