About Me

Art classes were limited during my childhood in the Bahamas, but my mother supported my passion for the arts.

Through self-teaching and practice, I developed a strong foundation in visual arts by the time I moved back to America.

After returning to America, I was determined to attend Dreyfoos School of the Arts.
With preparation and hard work, I passed the audition and was able to study a range of art forms, including life drawing, painting, sculpture, cinematography, and graphic design.

At DSOA my teachers encouraged me to submit a portfolio to Scholastic Arts. 

I focused on sculpture, submitting both concentration and breadth pieces. I was honored with a Silver Medal, and accepted it onstage at Carnegie Hall in NYC.

With a deep appreciation for Japanese fashion, I have immersed myself in the vibrant world of Harajuku and kawaii culture. 

My unique perspective and love for Japanese fashion inspire me to create captivating designs that celebrate individuality and self-expression.

Starting in 2015 as a Disney College Program Intern, I learnt a vast array of skills for product and merchandise creation. Gaining extensive knowledge of end user experience that Guests typically see within the Park, Products and Service.

Inspired by my experience as a Cast Member, the pandemic sparked a realization: my true calling is in UX/UI design. Combining my insights and creativity, I now craft seamless user experiences and intuitive interfaces.

Post product designer- now Workroom Manager and implementing cross team communication and streamlining production processes. 

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