I am a Los Angeles-based graphic designer and Art Directors Guild (IATSE Local 800) member, crafting visuals, props, and set graphics across feature films, television, and commercial productions. Whether developing period-accurate paper ephemera, bespoke branding, large-scale signage, or intricate hero props, my focus is always on storytelling through sharp, tactile, and narrative-driven detail.

My background in physical making informs everything I design on screen. After graduating with a B.A. (Hons) in Ceramic Design from Central Saint Martins, my early career focused on 3D craft and industrial design—including designing magnetic porcelain pieces for Wedgwood that exhibited across Europe, creating glassware in Frankfurt, and developing installations for brands like Nike.

That hands-on foundation translated naturally into film in 2004, working in set decoration on Ridley Scott’s Kingdom of Heaven in Morocco. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2007 and joining Local 800 in 2011, I have combined traditional craftsmanship with digital workflows to build believable, lived-in visual worlds for production designers, directors, and audiences alike.