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I am currently able to create additional content for the Minecraft Marketplace through their partner program. This includes creation of skin designs, texture packs, and maps for players to purchase and download to expand their experience of the game.

Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States

At Little Space Studio, I work alongside other team members to develop and build out various marketing strategies, design assets, and branding essentials. I am grateful for the independent nature of taking on many of these projects - from website revamps to brand style guide development to social media campaign creation.

Though my main role was originally to respond to anyone engaging with the Mixer social media handles, this quickly expanded to writing, planning, and creating strategies for social posts as well as various graphics to go along with copy.I was responsible for various design tasks including creation of social graphics, branding graphics, print materials - merchandise, cards, signage, wall wraps, and more. I also assisted with creation and editing of video projects like clips, montages, and animations, and created and edited photography for social graphics when relevant.

What started as a hobby branching from my enjoyment of online gaming turned into a full-time venture into the world of YouTube. I began making gaming videos back in 2014 and then branched into other types of video content including vlogs and animation. With time my channel has evolved into a fantastic community of over 13,000 subscribers and supporters. I created daily video content, organize collaborative projects and series, developed and maintained all of the artwork and branding for my channel as well as for gaming groups I am part of, all while actively engaging with my community through social media.I also play an active role in multiple online gaming groups that work together to create entertaining content as well as host streamed charity events to raise money for different causes. These endeavors have been incredibly fulfilling and confidence-building.

Fayetteville, Arkansas Area

Starting in high school I began doing portrait and wedding photography for friends and family members. Over the years this grew into a side business where I worked with clients to best capture their portraits or event. I learned a lot through this experience and it really enriched my creative journey in exploring how to work with a client as well as create exciting, authentic photographs.I retired from doing wedding photography in May 2014 in order to pursue other creative interests. I still take on the occasional portrait session, but overall my priorities have shifted to other mediums.

Fayetteville, Arkansas Area

While pursuing Wedding/Portrait Photography Full-Time I worked as a barista as a supplementary income on the side. I ended up really enjoying the atmosphere and work itself - I was not a coffee drinker, but learning the art of espresso was intriguing and exciting.

Fayetteville, Arkansas Area

Following graduation from JBU I was hired to create all of the promotional material for Admissions to be used for recruitment for the Undergraduate Program. This included a variety of print and web material including brochures, booklets, banners, postcards, business cards, and web imagery. I photographed for many of these materials as well.

Fayetteville, Arkansas Area

As an undergraduate student I worked within the JBU Art Department to assist professors with tasks as well as with management of the photography studio and darkroom. This involved maintaining an organized space for students to use and supervision in order to uphold proper chemical and safety rules. I also designed/photographed materials for use around the department and promotion of upcoming events.