


My Work
Archer’s Decorative Glass Corp.
Renewal Church Denver
Contract Work
At Archer’s, I engage directly with customers looking for custom decorated drinkware to elevate their brand recognition and marketing potential. My typical workflow includes designing, editing, proofing, and handling clients’ artwork for direct screen printing or engraving processes. Internally, I handle our company’s websites, and advertisement databases, maintaining our company’s reputation as a top industry wholesaler. In addition, I design and create marketing collateral, building the company’s print catalogs, email blasts, and printed mail fliers.
At Renewal Church, I interface with church leadership to meet brand needs to accomplish outreach goals. I create graphics packs that include designs formatted for digital, web, socials, and print media. I design short bumper videos that open for weekly messages meant to draw in congregational engagement. Additionally, I assist in making sure brand standards are upheld in marketing and promotional materials.
As a contract designer, I collaborate with different clients in diverse industries. The scope of work can range from working within a client’s established brand guidelines to building a brand from the ground up. From rapid-turnaround marketing collateral to detailed promotional production, these projects focus on driving brand engagement and delivering high-quality production files under tight deadlines.
About Me

I’m an avid designer with a taste for simple and vibrant visuals!
I’ve always had an eye for design as well as the creative inclination to bring it to life! I went to school and graduated as an Industrial Designer but quickly found myself pulled in the direction of Graphic Design and now work full-time in the visual industry.
I am currently working in multiple design positions and am seeking to continue to learn and strengthen my creative abilities.
Outside of work, my life is a balance of drawing, reading, traveling, and catching-up with friends and family on a weekly basis.
