As the Art Director for 405 Magazine, I led the creative direction of the publication, overseeing all visual aspects from concept to final layout. I collaborated closely with editorial and sales teams to ensure cohesive design across both print and digital platforms, enhancing the magazine’s visual identity. Additionally, I helped managed communication with contractors, ensuring that all projects adhered to brand standards, met deadlines, and maintained high production quality.

At Leap to Digital, I helped to develop creative strategies and designs that successfully drove engagement and ensured brand consistency across multiple platforms. Working with cross-functional teams, I coordinated design elements for digital, front-end website design and social media, ensuring that all visual materials aligned with the business's goals. I also played a key role in streamlining processes to improve project turnaround times and satisfaction, enhancing efficiency across the board.

Plight Studio is my illustration-based hub for freelance and graphic design work.I am self-taught in Adobe programs such as: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects.

As Creative Manager at Seaworthy Strategy, I led branding initiatives, website development in HubSpot, and the design of social media, email graphics, and print materials for multiple clients across various industries. I worked closely with clients to develop cohesive brand identities, ensuring that all visual content aligned with their business objectives and marketing strategies. In addition to creating and managing websites through HubSpot, I also designed marketing collateral for digital campaigns, including social media and email graphics, while coordinating print designs to enhance brand visibility. My ability to manage workflows and ensure timely delivery of high-quality projects allowed me to streamline processes and maintain client satisfaction throughout multiple campaigns.

At Echo Energy, I was responsible for crafting and executing internal brand resources and standards. I collaborated with various departments on powerpoint projects, delivering high-quality slide decks, concepts, and event mockups, which significantly enhanced the brand’s presence. Additionally, I presented creative solutions to executive stakeholders for social media and event strategies.

In my role at Tailwind, I contributed to the development of UI and UX designs, creating wireframes, prototypes, and mockups that improved the platform’s user experience. I collaborated with various departments to produce visually engaging marketing content for social media, web, and print platforms. My efforts enhanced user engagement and streamlined design processes, improving overall team efficiency and the quality of digital campaigns.

At Planned Parenthood Great Plains, I managed design projects for large-scale marketing and outreach campaigns, from concept through to final production. My role involved ensuring the quality and consistency of all visual content while coordinating with cross-functional teams. Additionally, I created motion graphics and edited videos for annual events, playing a pivotal role in transitioning in-person events to virtual platforms during the pandemic. I developed new strategies for managing this transition, ensuring that events were engaging and visually impactful in the virtual space.

As part of the founding team at Seaworthy Strategy, I helped implement creative guidance and design skills for ours clients within the cannabis industry. a huge portion of my responsibility is developing our clients brand, marketing, and packaging.

At CBD Plus USA and Lotus Gold, I developed and executed creative campaigns across both digital and print platforms, including designing packaging for various product lines. I maintained vendor relationships to ensure timely and high-quality delivery of materials while managing project timelines and budgets. My designs contributed significantly to brand consistency and market appeal, enhancing the company’s overall visual presence.

As Production Coordinator at Calamity Jane’s Apparel, I developed and executed design services for production, including the design, review, and setup for 4-color separation processes. I played a key role in designing graphics for apparel, leading the back-of-house team, and organizing systems and processes for print production, which ensured efficiency and high-quality output.

Under the lead of Matthew Allen (owner of Day Creative), I was further educated about creative consulting and graphic design. I was introduced into groups such as Norman Next and the Chamber of Commerce of Norman. My experience in networking and creating professional relationships has grown tremendously through this internship.