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.

This led me down a path of constant creative exploration and expression. In addition to digital design, I fell in love with filmmaking - writing, producing, acting - as well as ceramics and photography. Every part of it rooted in one thing: storytelling. 

Living in New York for over a decade, I’ve seen trends come and go. I’ve seen what holds attention and what fades just as quickly.

That’s why my approach is rooted in building brands that don’t rely on trends to work. The goal is to create something that continues to hold its weight as your business grows.

Everything I design sits at the intersection of creativity and strategy, where visual storytelling meets real business intention.

The way your brand looks is only valuable if it actually moves you forward.

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