here are a couple of projects I have had the opportunity to work on!
“We don’t need television… not as long as we have our imagination.” – SpongeBob Squarepants
discover Reelfoot.
During my internship at B3, I was responsible for designing the "Eat & Drink", “Stay & Rest”, and “Discover” sections of the Discover Reelfoot visitors guide. I focused on creating an engaging visual layout, formatting the pages for optimal readability, and ensuring the aesthetic aligned with the overall style of the publication. This experience allowed me to apply my graphic design skills to a real-world print project that helps tourists navigate Obion County.
health science center (UT).
During my internship at B3 Creative Agency, I was tasked with recreating the University of Tennessee Health Science Center logo animation. I started by rebuilding the logo in Adobe After Effects using the original vector artwork, then animated the outline so it looked like it was being drawn on screen. Once the outline was complete, I transitioned it into the brand’s signature orange before bringing in the typography with a smooth slide and fade. This project gave me the opportunity to strengthen my motion design skills while creating an animation that stayed true to the University’s brand.
dracula 1931.
For this group project, we recreated the title sequence for Dracula as a one-minute animated piece inspired by the original film’s gothic horror style. As the team leader and art director, I worked alongside an amazing team to build the project’s visual identity through storyboards, typography, and a strict black, red, and white color palette that helped bring the eerie atmosphere to life in a modern way.
create memories.
Beyond design and social media, I also dive into photography. I enjoy capturing moments through my lens, ranging from couple shoots to graduation photos. Photography allows me to tell stories in a different way, preserving special milestones and genuine emotions while bringing creativity and attention to detail into every shot.
