Hello,
I’m a designer | photographer | traveler
Based where ever you need me. I’m always on move the but never far away.
I’m always interested to partner. Let’s talk.
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What keeps me busy:
It sounds simple, ideal, and relatively easy to do. Right? Just be happy… but it’s taken a lot of life lessons and intense thought to be able to discover what genuinely makes me happy. I have made conscious choices to do the things I love and that I’m passionate about.
These things include design, photography, and travel. There are many details that fit into those categories that I’m pursing, I’m involved in, and are important. Giving myself the freedom to accept those ups and downs but always remembering to “just be happy.”
“ The purpose of our lives is to be happy”
—Dalia Lama
DESIGNER
Earned my degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Georgia (GO DAWGS) and started my career as a landscape architect and land planner during the height of the development “boom” in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 2005.
Large-scale master plans are my primary focus in land planning. Exceling in space planning led me to take on the challenge of renovating a space. A kitchen area, to be exact. Interior design was “new” to me, but I learned that space planning an area of 1500 acres is the exact same process as space planning 1500 square feet. My ability to understand scale, size, and movement has allowed me to excel in this area and to create beautiful spaces.
At my core, I find happiness in creative design. For over 15 years, I have been working in land planning, interior design, graphic design, photography, and media.
PHOTOGRAPHER
As a freelance photographer, I have a passion for creating beautiful images across a range of categories: landscape, sports and action, events, lifestyle, food, and products.
It’s not about the type of photography, but about capturing beautiful images that reflect my clients and their brands.
TRAVELER
I’ve been fortunate to call many parts of the United States home, and have even taken a few trips overseas too. Have I traveled all over? No. Would I like to see more places and have new experiences? Absolutely.
Enter “van life.” When a friend suggested I look into converting a van to travel, my initial response was “hell no.” Cue Chris Farley, “ you’re going to live in a van, down by the river!”
After a lot of research, two years of design, and a lot of patience, van life is becoming a reality. I have designed a live | work | gear hauler | adventure vehicle that is my home.
I spend time in the places I love and with the people I love, and it gives me the freedom to pursue all my passions!
