I am drawn to details others miss,
A quiet observer
I enjoy noticing patterns, asking why things feel the way they do, and shaping ideas with care.
I have a habit of befriending the small, overlooked moments
Small shifts, quiet moments, things that only reveal themselves when you slow down, stay present, and look a little longer. That attention shapes how I think, make sense of the world, and tell stories.
Photography, sketching, videogames, cooking, and books hold that same attention, giving me space to observe, experiment, and enjoy noticing without needing an outcome.
Shaping my practice
Pretty is easy. Useful is interesting. I’m working toward becoming a designer who balances form and function and studies the fundamentals obsessively, often through game systems, to see how clarity, feedback, and structure shape human behavior.
I want to design things that genuinely help people think, act, and make better decisions. Over time, I hope to build a full-service design practice and create products of my own where design is not just how things look but how they work and come together.
