The Porch On Main Spring 2026 Bag Collection
I had the honor of working with The Porch on Main, brought together by Discover Lake Lanier, to help create a charming small-town gift bag celebrating the heart of Flowery Branch. This special bag highlights local businesses, streets, landmarks, and all the little details that make this community so unique. It truly captures the charm and character of Flowery Branch, and I’m so grateful to have been a part of bringing it to life!
Map Of Us
Not to be biased, but this was and will forever be my favorite project. Every year on my and now fiance’s anniversary (still freaking out!) I would give him an illustrated map of our year. I told him the first year to expect this for the rest of his life, and sure he will because when you know, you know!
Yunus Textiles x SCADPro Collaboration : Piece by Piece
Curated by SCADPro, Piece by Piece was in collaboration with Yunus Textiles Mills.
My team and I were tasked with creating and delivering a Gen Z bedding collection for Walmart eCommerce. This collection involved ten weeks of research, designing, and delivering reversible comforters, matching sheet sets, pillows, bed skirts, as well additional two quilts.
Our team focused on Gen Z’s desire of expressive statement pieces intertwined with memorable heritage and neutral palettes with trending motifs and patterns.
The final collection launched in the Summer 2025 and you can purchase here :
Teaching!
I’ve had the honor of partnering with local organizations to lead live, step-by-step painting sessions. These events have been a wonderful way to bring people together through creativity—fostering fun, connection, and a sense of community. Each night has been filled with laughter, learning, and meaningful moments of fellowship
Fashion Collaboration
I had the opportunity to collaborate with Rachel Larson, a fashion designer deeply committed to sustainability, on her senior fashion collection Transcend. Inspired by her spiritual connection to nature, Rachel envisioned a collection that captured femininity and freedom—think big, flowing dresses that make you want to frolic in the grass.Together, we explored a wide range of color combinations, textures, and materials—experimenting with paint, ink, pens, and mixed media—to replicate the dynamic movement of nature through elements like water and wind. During one of our experimental studies, Rachel discovered a page she instantly connected with. That piece became the foundation for the print used throughout her collection.
Permeant Displays
While studying at the Savannah College of Art and Design, I discovered my passion for creating prints and patterns. Over time, this passion grew into a meaningful part of my creative journey. I’m honored to have had several of my prints and collections selected for permanent display at both SCAD’s Haymans Hall and SCAD Number Nine—an experience that continues to inspire and motivate my work.