The short-n-sweet: I'm interested in logos & branding, website design, and digital & print marketing. Graphic design is the place where regular life overlaps with creative culture - the meeting place for art and business. It's the glue between passion and visibility. Together, let's bring your vision to life! I love working on projects with clients who are passionate about their business, event, or offering.

Ready to work together? Check out my offerings here.

Curious what I’ve been working on? Check out my design portfolio here.

When I’m not designing…

I'm a freelance dancer, choreographer, and arts writer as well. You might notice those portfolios in footer. Why do I have all of that on my design site? Because I’m a real-life, multi-faceted human! My movement practice has been a core part of who I am since I was a wee little one bopping around in the suburbs of Philly, where I grew up. Prior to moving to Portland, I completed my Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance at George Mason University and afterwards, promptly packed up my Subaru and moved to the land of Subarus to be Just Like Everyone Else. Haha, just kidding. But I do drive a suby, sue me!

I've had the honor of presenting my choreography through the Regional Arts and Culture Council's Night Lights, Downright Productions' Amorphous, Polaris Dance Theater's Galaxy Festival, FLOOR Center for Dance and Performance Works Northwest. Check out my movement portfolio here. Teaching movement has been a passion of mine for over 15 years now, and it’s a true gift to run the modern dance program at Columbia Dance in Vancouver, WA, where I train dancers ages 10-18 in contemporary and modern techniques.

My writing on dance is published in Philadelphia's The Dance Journal and Oregon Arts Watch. 

When I’m not doing all of that ^

Probably relaxing, googling something obscure about my personal astrology, hangin’ out with my cat, re-arranging the decorations in my house for the 7th time this year, spending time with my lovely friends (or sending them podcast-length voice notes), barreling down a dirt hill on my gravel bike, paying too much money for a latte in Portland, rolling out a blanket on the banks of the Willy in the summer, or just staring up at the sky and feeling grateful for it all. If you made it this far, cheers! Now you know a bit about me. I’d love to get to know you.

Portrait by Kristalyn Gill Early.

Film (below) by me.