I grew up in Colorado and quickly found a passion for art and racing motocross. I even raced professionally at the national level for a number of years as a young teen. Going into college, I knew I wanted to pursue a career where I could still be around motorcycles so I started off in the Mechanical Engineering program at CU Denver in 2008. Shortly after starting school, I was involved in a pretty gnarly racing incident that left me with a badly broken wrist. I couldn’t write or take tests on my own so I was forced to withdraw.

That’s when I redirected my interests to branding and design. I healed up and joined CU Denver’s Digital Design program the next semester. While in school, I started my graphic design career with a local print shop so I could learn all about the business and what it takes to balance creativity with production and tight deadlines. I graduated with my BFA in 2013 and began doing creative and marketing work for motorcycle dealerships and action sports-centered clientele. Over the next 8 years I would hone my craft and expand my designer toolbox so I could offer a wide range of services to clients.

Eventually, in 2022, my career path led me to Southern California to an opportunity with KISKA Inc. that I just couldn’t pass up; where the two worlds of motorcycling and design merge together like no other place in the world. It was a dream come true and I have been blessed to combine my passions while working with some of the raddest professionals in the industry. Throughout my career I have played many roles; marketing & art director, event coordinator, problem solver, brand manager and content creator. Taking a creative approach to building and maintaining brand equity is a challenge I am always eager to accept.

Other than riding motorcycles and graphic design, I also enjoy creating traditional art, building and modifying motorcycles, hiking, snowboarding, and going tide-pooling at the beach.