About
My work starts on paper — folded dummies, cut card stock, proofs pulled by hand — before it ever touches a screen. That habit comes from six years designing packaging and print collateral, where a file that looks right on a monitor can still die at the press.
I keep a small client roster on purpose: usually four to six projects running at once, most of them lasting six months or longer. That's long enough to sit in on a production run, walk a garden site with the horticulturist, or watch a radio host read a poster upside down and tell me exactly what's wrong with it.
Based in Kingston, NY. Available for a handful of new projects starting in early 2027.

Left a partner role at a twelve-person branding agency in Brooklyn to work solo out of Kingston, NY — smaller client list, longer projects.
Led identity and packaging accounts for food and craft-goods clients across the Hudson Valley.
Rhode Island School of Design. Thesis project: a signage system for a defunct textile mill, later shown at the Ellen Rice Print Archive.