Who I am

An old soul with a MacBook. My work pushes design—and the message within it. It’s not just an art piece; it’s a piece of the bigger picture.

I am a conceptual graphic designer who uses visual design for the communities and perspectives that are overlooked or written off. The main direction of my work has been based on curiosity, research, storytelling and my designs simple are the outcome that challenge  stigma assumptions while preserving accessible and purpose driven. Whether I'm designing for communities, organizations, or institutions, I believe thoughtful design has the power to empower communities and draw more awareness. 

I bring strong typography, color composition, branding, photography, and visual storytelling skills to every project. Influenced by Afro-Centric designs throughout the diaspora and modern editorial design I aim to consistently combine visually engaging work with strategical impact. I design for more than beautiful outcomes—I design systems that showcase adaptability, functionality and memoriblity over time. I don’t mimic today’s trend I create tomorrow’s instead. 

While most think project by project when it comes the creative I prefer to in big picture creative experiences instead. Building not just a brand but a universe from the project. I think in systems and series weather it be in  graphics, publications, campaigns, and digital assets work together while portraying a single message throughout my projects. Inspiration I take through storytelling traditions, editorial sequencing, and even sermon series has taught me to create cohesive visual narratives that enhances audiences understand not just a single message, but the larger story behind it.