About
Experience
BFA Communication + Photography Minor
SkillsWeb
Art Direction
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Education
BFA Communication + Photography Minor-
May 2020 🎉
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- Graduated with Academic and Departmental Honors ✨
Skills
Web
- HTML
- CSS/SCSS/SASS
- JS/JQuery
- UX Research
- UI Design
- Prototyping
- Wireframing
- Testing/Debugging
Branding
- Logo design
- Brand Strategy
- Creative Copy
- Design System
Art Direction
- Photography
- Photo Retouching
- Illustration
- Video Editing
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Design for Discovery
I’m concept-focused, whether that means archiving weirdly
What ties these projects together isn’t necessarily the medium, but rather the larger idea: identifying social constructs within our society, creating a more inclusive community through a brand, or figuring out how to make people care about events happening on the other side of the world.
Data is the base of my process: an interesting stat = interesting work. Based on the study’s findings and the current pop culture, the project’s form follows its function.
Although my work is different project-to-project, I see the connections between each discipline. For me, photography is design, in the sense that it requires total control of the scene from the lighting, subject matter, and post-production processes. Or, a dataset is more than just numbers; it’s a form of storytelling.
My background comes from several pre-college intensives at![]()
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and an undergraduate study at
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where I received my BFA in Communication Design and a minor in Photography with Departmental and Academic Honors.
Previously, I was the Digital Product Design intern at![]()
in their Music Analytics division of A&R. My task was to revamp the internal analytics interface + reporting system based on UX research, design patterns, and the department’s long-term product goals.
In my free time, you can probably find me creating stickers, plant parenting, and hunting for really cheap boba.
I’m concept-focused, whether that means archiving weirdly
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like a “Man Bread” vs. a “Women Bread,” creating a
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focused on spreading multiculturalism through culinary fusions, or helping people recontextualize the impact of crises around the world through
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What ties these projects together isn’t necessarily the medium, but rather the larger idea: identifying social constructs within our society, creating a more inclusive community through a brand, or figuring out how to make people care about events happening on the other side of the world.
Data is the base of my process: an interesting stat = interesting work. Based on the study’s findings and the current pop culture, the project’s form follows its function.
Although my work is different project-to-project, I see the connections between each discipline. For me, photography is design, in the sense that it requires total control of the scene from the lighting, subject matter, and post-production processes. Or, a dataset is more than just numbers; it’s a form of storytelling.
My background comes from several pre-college intensives at
Previously, I was the Digital Product Design intern at
In my free time, you can probably find me creating stickers, plant parenting, and hunting for really cheap boba.