Hello!

Digital Timeline:

I was an early adapter to the computer generation; my dad built computers, and my mom had dial-up internet. As a child of the 90's, my design bug was digital.

1995 - I had a look book of outfits I had digitally designed for Barbie's every occasion.

1998 - I design some t-shirts printed onto iron-transfer paper and repping my latest graphic designs alongside loyal friends.

Y2K - I discover a whole new world of design. Enter: building web pages.

2006- Throughout high-school and college, I was creating and selling shirts for my school clubs, and band tees for friends. I was started photography and editing (all the photos on this page are shot on my rebel), I enjoyed the endless possibilities as to what I could create and bring to life digitially. My brain had found this harmonius little sweet spot between its right-side and left-side, fusing coding, color and creativity, and I had found that thing you do, when you don't have to do anything.

Fast-forward - I spent two decades of my life practicing, and working on countless projects that never saw the light of day. I taught classes including web design, fashion design, and intro coding to my elementary students... all this time, not realizing the amount of hours I was logging as a low-key web designer. It has been part of my creative expression since dawn of the millienium, and I was just getting started.

2013 - I left teaching in LA to follow the call of the computer, started a blog in New York City, and had a custom site devleoped... that I eventually wanted to know how to build & edit myself. It was finally time to upgrade from designer to developer.

2015 - I got certified as a Front-End Developer, started creating websites from scratch and hand-writing my own website projects, like this one.

2016 - Unlocked: flexbox layouts. Launched my first website.

Now - You've arrived at the portfolio of a self-taught computer nerd.


I put this together as digital representation of what I've worked on professionally, presentened within the framework of what I have learned along the way. I am able to write clean, clear code and ensure a smooth user experience. I am always looking for ways to keep refining and learning more, and I would love some collaboration on a new project. If you're interested in working on a project together, I'm here for it! I would love to add you to this page!

They say, if you find something you love to do you'll never work a day in your life... and I found it.