About me

After high school, I was certain that I had my career path all mapped out. Thinking I would be leaving my right-brained pursuits behind, I set off to Queen’s University ready to tackle the Environmental Studies & Geography program.
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Unexpectedly, my right-brain never turned off. It was during this time I realized I communicate best through imagery — both to learn and to convey information. Looking back, most of my exam notes were pictures and diagrams (yes, they were colour coded).
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Graduating from university gave me the ability to research effectively, improved my writing, refined my time-management skills and enabled me to think critically. But most importantly, it gave me the realization that graphic design was the career path for me  — it gives me a voice for my passions. Having had these left-brain and right-brain experiences, I am able to find innovative and meaningful graphic design solutions, regardless of the subject matter.