My interest in visual design started with early iOS and Android interfaces. The detail and personality of interfaces in the era of skeuomorphism pulled me in straight away, and before long I was creating my own icon packs for sale on the Cydia Store as a teenager. That curiosity eventually grew into a broader interest in visual systems, digital aesthetics, and eventually 3D creation.

Since then, I’ve built up experience across a wide range of visual, UX/UI, and 3D projects—website and interface redesigns, digital product visuals, game asset creation including models, textures, materials, and shaders, and now a full-on indie game development project. I enjoy exploring different mediums, and I tend to approach each project with the same goal: create something engaging, visually distinctive, and fun.

Along the way, I studied at Texas State University, Austin Community College, and completed The University of Texas at Austin’s UX/UI program, which helped refine the foundation I’d already been building, though most of my growth has come from hands-on work, experimentation, and the personal projects I’ve been able to put out into the world.