Hi, thanks for scrolling just a bit farther into my website. 

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One thing I value most is documenting my life, & my memories, so you'd probably find me with some type of camera on hand, at all times. I've developed an itch for analog film, and the framented beauty in such photos. In my free time, I love moodboarding various parts of my life on pinterest and curating photo dumps in my camera roll. I care about how things look, but so do I care about how things work.

 

Outside studying design at Stanford, I helped found a fully student-run cafe, and I currently lead its design sector. But, my most meaningful takeaway from this role has been beyond design; I've learned how to manage people, and push projects forward. My work at On Call has been the bridge to several other incredible, and exciting opportunities, such as redoing Sourmilk's website, and getting "scouted" to do grad pics. I'm continuously excited by challenging work, and am always looking for new projects to put myself on as I hope to keep heightening the bar and skillset I set for myself. 

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While I don't know exactly what I want to do yet, I do know I want to do meaningful work—create products that impact real people, products that help. I'm extremely fufilled by working with people, figuring out problems, and delivering the best work that I (and my team) can. So, regardless of where I end up, I know it'll be working towards something that means a lot to me, and has use to those I value most. 

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So for now, as I navigate Junior year, and life for that matter, I hope to stay true to what I believe in; 

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1. Never be bored. Don't live a static life, always try something new

2. Be observant—with people, with details. It’s the little things!

3. Appreciate the soft wins, not every celebration is grand!!!