Bio

Funny story—I didn’t set out to start Moon Mountain Design Studio. In fact, I was kind of forced into it. What began as helping friends and family with their design projects quickly snowballed into a full-time career—and honestly, I couldn’t be happier.

​

My path here wasn’t exactly a straight line. I began in the medical field, diving into osteopathic and pre-med studies before shifting to Clinical Herbalism at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism. Along the way, I realized that healing can take many forms—and that creativity is its own kind of medicine.

​

I went back to school and earned a B.S. in Sociology and a B.A. in Visual Anthropology. My thesis—a four-year photo documentary exploring gangs and their families—was featured in the Harvard Journal and ignited my passion for using visual storytelling to create understanding and connection.

​

That mission drives my work today. I believe design should do more than just look good—it should make people feel something. Every project I take on is rooted in the idea that design matters, and so does your voice. My goal is to create thoughtful, beautiful experiences that resonate deeply and anticipate your audience’s needs.

​

When I’m not immersed in wireframes and Pantone swatches, you’ll probably find me off-grid backcountry adventuring, playing with watercolors, or working on plant conservation efforts. Nature fuels everything I do, and I try to bring that same sense of purpose and wonder into every design I create.