I supported the Landmark of Hope project by developing campaign visuals and marketing materials that helped communicate the heart of the project, turning its message of hope and healing into a clear, compelling visual story.

I helped transform a year of major growth, community impact, and the Landmark of Hope campaign into a bright, Route 66-inspired annual report that felt engaging, mission-driven, and easy to explore.

I co-founded Wornbriar and helped shape its visual identity, website, social presence, and creative direction into a storytelling brand built around authentic stories, bold risks, and the idea of risking it all to live.

I created the complete brand identity for Westminster Presbyterian Church’s annual Trunk or Treat, developing a cohesive visual system that carried across print, digital, signage, merchandise, and promotional materials to create a memorable, family-friendly event.

I designed a series of weekly sermon graphics that translated biblical themes into simple, compelling visual concepts used across print, digital, social media, and in-person promotion.

I named and developed the brand identity for Westminster Presbyterian Church’s annual stewardship campaign, creating a cohesive visual system that united print, digital, environmental, and donor engagement materials around a shared message of generosity.

My photography focuses on authentic moments and thoughtful composition, creating images that strengthen brand storytelling across marketing campaigns, social media, events, and editorial content.

I produce video content from concept to final delivery, combining cinematography, editing, motion graphics, and storytelling to create engaging content for worship, marketing, and digital communication.

I created an overprint-inspired visual identity for Westminster Presbyterian Church’s 80th Anniversary, blending vintage print techniques with a modern design system to celebrate the church’s past and future.