My path to design wasn’t planned. It unfolded naturally. I've always been drawn to beauty, to structure, to art. I paint when I can, and when I pick up a brush, I start with a clear idea, but as I paint, I find ways to build on it, refine it, and bring out something even better than I imagined. That process of evolving an idea into something stronger is what inspires me, and it’s the same process I carry into my design work. Admiring the details of art, architecture, and the world around me pulled me toward a profession that felt less like a career choice and more like a calling.

At the same time, I’m a mom, a wife, a daughter — roles that ground me just as much as they lift me. I take care of my family with the same care and responsibility I bring to my work. And somewhere in between nurturing others, I made the choice not to forget myself, to keep learning, building, and growing in ways that keep me fulfilled.

That balance between passion and responsibility is what shaped me. It's in my home where I first learned teamwork, adaptability, and accountability — qualities that have become the foundation of how I work. My family is my first team, and they’ve taught me the value of listening, supporting, and solving problems with empathy.

As a designer, I carry these values with me. I ask questions not to challenge, but to understand. I believe every person has their own story, their own view of the world, and there’s rarely one right answer. That mindset allows me to design with humility, openness, and respect. No judgments, just the desire to make things better for the people who use them.

I learn every day. From people. From mistakes. From quiet moments and tough conversations. I’m always listening, always evolving.

If you’re looking for someone who blends creative thinking with real-world empathy, who values people as much as pixels, I’d be happy to connect.