I am an artist passionate about bringing ideas to life on canvas and digital platforms. Additionally, I have the skills of an accomplished marketing executive, combining the worlds of art and business in extraordinary ways.

I received formal training at the Gwen Frostic School of Art at Western Michigan University. This is where I honed my skills in art and design. While at Western, I also completed a minor in advertising and promotion. The combination of art and marketing opened up remarkable opportunities. Since then, I have taken on various roles, from graphic designer to art instructor and marketing executive.

The most rewarding experience of my journey so far was when I lived a libertarian lifestyle. During this time, I painted and created while working for two art museums, one of which was the world-renowned Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, FL. I was fortunate enough to study and work on exhibits for legendary artists such as Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and Ansel Adams, among others. Being surrounded by rare and awe-inspiring art was truly inspirational. I also led community outreach for art education programs, curated multiple shows, and was at the forefront of some of the most captivating events.

The innovative spirit at The Dali Museum and its cutting-edge marketing program led me to the technology industry. This move allowed me to channel my creativity into strategic thinking and problem-solving. I have led creative and strategic efforts as a digital marketer and as the head of marketing for privately held companies, from start-ups to enterprises. I had the opportunity to build brands from the ground up and revolutionize sales and customer experiences through captivating digital content and campaigns.

Today, as I continue to journey through the ever-evolving landscape of art and marketing, I remain committed to creating magic, defying norms, and making a meaningful impact. I aim to craft compelling stories, forge unforgettable connections, and leave a trail of awe-inspiring artistry wherever I go.