I believe that human-centered design allows us to challenge how we define “good design.” Finding the good in everything and using that to create wonderful innovations makes life a little less scary, allowing us all to design a stronger and brighter future.

In high school, I fell deeper in love with art than ever before. I took a ceramics course, and there I fostered my passion for creating with my hands, working with a piece from start to end. Now, I see the impact of working with a diverse range of methods, investing myself fully in my projects, from imagination to implementation.

My design choices reflect a simplicity I have been drawn to since those first days in art class.