Being creative has always been my "thing". Whether it was painting, designing, editing, videography, or really anything visual: you name it, I've loved it.

In elementary school, art was my favorite subject. In middle school, I jumped at the chance to take a video class as my elective. In high school, I tried everything from stained glass to stop motion. And when I went to college, I knew I needed to major in something that allowed me to continue to express that same creativity. So, I found advertising.

I've never been one to sit back and ignore the opportunity to make something look better visually when I see it. I thrive on making artistic tweaks or adding a creative touch to pieces to help them look as visually appealing as possible while still keeping the same core purpose. Because there's not much of a point to a piece without a purpose right? Advertising gave art that meaning and purpose. It gave each piece a core idea or point that I needed to find a way to visually present. Now, finding and executing that creative connection in my work is what drives each sketch, mockup, and final product.