I grew up in a small town in Tennessee and was raised to appreciate crafts that stand the test of time and build up the communities that surround them. 

These skills were passed down generationally, teaching not only craft and creation but also the value of taking one’s time to produce high-quality work and building a sense of community through art. 

I prioritize care, craftsmanship, and quality, and I strive to produce work that holds value over time and encourages meaningful interaction. Purposeful minimalism informs my creative process. I seek to draw attention toward objects and space through thoughtful simplicity, a deep care for detail, and an understanding of the ways in which people will perceive and interact with my work. 

Through my work in graphic design, spatial design, and styling, I find inspiration in the concepts of Zen design and wabi sabi. I appreciate a raw, human touch that serves as a reminder of the inherent human element ever-present in design that is easily overlooked in today’s quickly shifting world.