ABOUT

I was raised in West Virginia, where I learned early on what it meant to fight to be seen. That experience grounds everything I do; the way I approach design, the way I approach politics, and the way I commit myself to demanding justice.

I’ve moved around a lot, WV → Frederick → Philly → Maine, and each place taught me something different about community, voice, and resistance. My work lives at the intersection of storytelling and strategy: building brand systems, direct mail, and advocacy campaigns that cut through noise and move people. I believe design isn’t just about making things look good; it’s about making things clear, powerful, and built for mobilization.

Over the last decade, I’ve designed for campaigns, unions, nonprofits, and grassroots coalitions across the country. As Senior Designer at BerlinRosen, I’ve developed bold identities and high-impact campaigns for leaders like Rep. Justin Jones, Rep. Summer Lee, and Maine Senate President Mattie Daughtry. My work has also supported unions, national advocacy organizations, and local movements pushing for justice.

Along the way, my design has been recognized nationally with Reed Awards for political campaigns and SPJ Awards for public service journalism. My focus has always been the same: to make design a tool for clarity and resistance, helping organizers reach voters, giving voice to underrepresented communities, and shaping visuals that cut through disinformation and fear.

As a queer and trans designer, this work is personal. My design comes from a place of lived experience, because when you’ve felt unseen, representation isn’t extra; it’s essential. I put everything I’ve got into movements, projects, and stories that believe in change.