Thinking
things
things
through
through
Thinking
probably
probably
a little
a little
too
much
much
too
I didn’t start out in design at all. I went into paralegal studies because I’ve always loved puzzles, structure, and figuring things out. I’ve always had a habit of questioning things until they added up. Law gave me the discipline and a sharp eye for detail, but pretty quickly I realized I wanted a space where I could be a little more creative.
I didn’t start out in design. I initially went into paralegal studies because I’ve always loved puzzles, structure, and figuring things out.
That’s what eventually pulled me into Design. It gave me problem solving but with the freedom to imagine new possibilities. Habits I carried over from law, like asking questions, gathering evidence, and looking at problems from different angles, found a new home. I could now use them to create things people enjoy, with care for their well-being as well as the goals of those building them.
Law gave me the discipline and a sharp eye for detail, but I quickly realized I wanted a space where I could be a little more creative.
That’s what eventually pulled me into Design. It gave me problem solving but with the freedom to imagine new possibilities.
Outside of design, I spend most of my time exploring and reading. Traveling, noticing small details, or getting lost in a book is what gives me the ability to see things from new perspectives. Whether it’s through a book, a walk, or a photo, these experiences always find their way back into my design work and keep me creative and open.