Art has always been a constant — from childhood art shows to exploring new creative paths. The journey into graphic design began after a visit to the Boys and Girls Club headquarters in Atlanta with the Keystone Club. That experience led to joining a high school graphic design program, then advancing through dual enrollment to further hone the craft.

A few years later, during the pandemic, the passion for art and design became the foundation for a business. Since then, the work has been featured in publications such as Knoxville Voyager and The New York Times — the latter recognizing contributions to “A Better Balance” in passing legislation to protect pregnant working mothers.

Beyond design, there’s a deep commitment to community. Organizing free local events for children and families to eat, play, win prizes, and connect has been just as rewarding as creative achievements. Every project and event is guided by the same values — creativity, purpose, and making a positive impact in the community.