I grew up in an environment where creativity was just apart of every day life. My dad was a cinematographer, and my mum worked across graphic design, costume design, photography, and art education.

That background took me into film, theatre, ceramics, and photography before it took me into branding + creative direction. What those disciplines share is a focus with how things land on an audience - not just how they look, but what they make people feel and believe.

That's what I bring to my work.  Over a decade in New York, working across industries where visual language either works or it doesn't, has given me a specific kind of literacy. My philosophy is less about following what's current and more about understanding what's actually resonant.

My work is rooted in care, creativity, and a clear set of values. I’m a queer artist, and I believe in using my work to support liberation, justice, and collective safety.

I stand in solidarity with Palestine, oppose systems like ICE that harm and displace communities, and prioritize working with people who share a commitment to equity and humanity. My beliefs and creative work are deeply influenced by each other.

A Note from Annie