Photography
Composition, framing, and hierarchy taught me where attention goes—and how to guide it.
I design clear, practical products for complex creative workflows, informed by my background in photography, videography, and editing.
After years of shaping visual stories, I became increasingly interested in the systems behind creative work—the decisions, handoffs, feedback, and friction that influence the final result.
Composition, framing, and hierarchy taught me where attention goes—and how to guide it.
Thinking in sequences shaped how I approach flows and communicate ideas visually.
Pacing and continuity taught me to prioritize what matters and remove what gets in the way.
Listening, observing, and responding to feedback strengthened my empathy and communication.

A camera-first mobile experience that helps content creators construct rhythmically structured videos around music.
View case studyLook closely. Ask better questions.
Keep learning through making.
Look at how people work. Notice the friction.
Listen, ask questions, and understand the context.
Define the problem worth solving.
Make ideas tangible enough to explore.
Learn from use. Revisit assumptions.
Bring the design together with care and clarity.
I’m interested in designing focused products that turn complex workflows into clear, usable experiences.
LOCATIONSt. John’s, NL, Canada