Where I started
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been constantly creating something. As a kid I drew comics and character designs of my stuffed animals. After gaining access to my mum’s Macbook at age eight, I started making posters and advertisements for my favourite games and movies. All throughout school I was always drawing something and started taking visual art as a subject in Year 7.
In high school, I started taking design as a subject and discovered a solidified output for my creativity. I became Visual Art Ambassador for my school in Year 11 and ran an Art and Design club for kids who wanted to explore their own creative spark. I liked most of my subjects, but design was where I felt truly motivated and compelled to keep creating.
How it’s going
I’ve been attending Griffith’s Queensland College of Art and Design since 2024 and am in my third year of a Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication). Through this course I have substantially developed my technical design skills and knowledge. Through Liveworm Studio, I’ve worked with industry clients to produce visual assets such as a collaborative artwork displayed at Lumina Gold Coast and a page in Assisi Catholic College’s 2025 Anno Yearbook.
I currently continue to produce visual assets as a freelance illustrator for friends and mutual connections. Once I finish my undergraduate degree, I aim to open commissions to the general public while selling my artwork produced physically as stationary and merchandise.
My Core Values
I lead with personal integrity and vulnerability, embracing my unique ideas to design brands and illustrations that are intentional and honest.
Authenticity
I create with intention and purpose for all types of people, considering the implications of my designs in the world. To exclude someone for something that is beyond their control is to live a life of ignorance.
Inclusivity
I believe the best projects are developed through extensive consideration and iteration. No design is the result of one idea, but many.