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There, I’ve been able to work in the apparel and merchandising space, with an emphasis on marketing for sports teams and corporate settings. You can find me designing logos used on various promotional items such as apparel, headwear, bags, drinkware, and other accessories! On a day-to-day basis, I build online stores from start to finish and create mockup graphics/images of various items, working with professional athletes, Division I colleges and universities, nationwide companies, high schools, youth sports programs, and more. Through the entire process, I also format my design files for screen-print/transfers, embroidery, sublimation, and laser-engraved production processes.

 

In 2025, I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Citation in Honors from Marywood University, where I earned a BFA in Graphic Design and an Illustration minor. In college, I was a member of a variety of clubs and activities, including the CMYKlub, Zeta Omicron Kappa Pi International Art Honor Society, and NCAA Division III Volleyball team. Over the past few years, I honed my interests in the many sub-categories of graphic design, featured in sections in the Portfolio tab. During my senior year, I became especially interested in the art of type design, and centered my Honors Thesis, Hand-Lettered Inspirations for the Graphic Designer, around the combination of hand-lettered typography and graphic design history. In my final semester, I was lucky to be recognized among a community of student and professional graphic designers at the American Advertising Federation (Northeast PA) Awards Ceremony, where I was nominated for a Rising Star Award and won an Honorable Mention Award for a class packaging design project. 

 

As a designer in the age of technology, I bring an eagerness to experience creative ideas coming together in a tangible environment, whether that’s in digital design, print design, or a combination of both. I’m committed to making a visual impact by creating unique designs that communicate messages both quickly and effectively.