I’m a visual designer with over a decade of experience across brand identity, publication design, and digital product design. What ties the work together is systems: building the structure that keeps complex work clear and consistent as it scales, whether that’s a full brand overhaul, a data dense clinical dashboard, or a statewide community brand program.
Clarity Innovations, Graphic Designer II,
2020–2026
Led design across concurrent projects for clients including Microsoft, Intel, and Minecraft, while also leading and maintaining Clarity’s own brand and accessibility overhaul.
IBM Watson Health, Visual Designer,
2016–2020
Designed the primary clinical view for Watson Care Insights, an AI powered clinical decision support platform, and co-invented a patent along the way.
Archway Partnership, Graphic Designer,
2014–2016
Sole designer for a regional economic development nonprofit, building brand identities and wayfinding for communities across Georgia.
University of Georgia,
Lamar Dodd School of Art
BFA in Graphic Design, Magna Cum Laude.
At work, I focus on
- Grounding every decision in what the user actually needs.
- Solving the harder problem behind the visible one, not just what looks good once.
- Starting every layout with the grid, since alignment and rhythm come before color or type.
- Treating accessibility as part of the design itself, not a checklist.
- Partnering closely with developers and stakeholders instead of handing off a file and walking away.
Outside of work, I enjoy
- Getting lost on a trail run.
- Finding clarity about my life, and everyone else’s, in a great piece of cinema.
- Claiming my spot on the couch at my local coffee shop, head buried in a book.
- Sharpening my competitive edge weekly at pub trivia.
- Spotting the perfect light with my film camera.
- Tailoring my home space to be organized and comfortable.
Books I think you should read
- Ways of Seeing, John Berger
- A Short Stay in Hell, Steven L. Peck
- Lonesome Dove, Larry McMurtry
- CAPS LOCK, Ruben Pater
- East of Eden, John Steinbeck
- Man and His Symbols, Carl Jung