About Me

          As a child, I always loved a variety of art and design disciplines. I was able to explore them through conferences and expositions in the art and business worlds. By the age of 14, I received my first art scholarship from the Art Instruction School in ninth grade. I earned two Associates degrees in Studio Arts and Graphic Design by the age of nineteen at Cecil College. I completed my Bachelor’s of Science in Media Design with a concentration in Digital Publication at Wilmington University in November 2017.

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          I have earned a numerous amount of scholarships and awards for my work as both an artist and a graphic designer. I won 1st Place in Best Layout for my magazine TeaXpress at the Wilmington University College of Technology Show. 

I also won 1st Place in the Multi-Media category for my digital manipulation piece Siren of the Abyss at the Wilmington University Online Art Show. At Cecil College, I earned the Departmental Award in Art. I have exhibited my art at many galleries and competitions including: Cecil College’s Elkton Station Gallery and Milburn Gallery, Newark Arts Alliance, and the Association of Christian Schools International competition. I won first place at this competition in the 3D sculpture category for my controversial, mixed-media piece, Chromaemetigenics: the Art of Puking Color.