Intro
I'm a graphic designer, illustrator, and visual storyteller focused on healthcare and patient education. My work turns complex, often invisible experiences into resources that are clear, accessible, and human.
The Epilepsy Awareness Project
A patient resource platform I researched, wrote, designed, and illustrated end to end.
I created the brand identity, illustrations, user experience, content structure, and every page, designing throughout for readers managing cognitive and medical challenges. The site is recommended to patients by the Chief of Neurology and the Director of Functional Neurosurgery at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Homepage
Favicon: original artwork of a head with the brain’s connections lit up, with the logo overlaid

Logo: the “A” in Awareness is drawn from one of my own EEG spikes

Resource page: Translating treatment concepts into clear, usable tools

Illustration: Original illustration for the platform
The Epilepsy Awareness Project Newsletter
Newsletter design and writing for 1,000+ subscribers.
Each issue pairs original artwork with writing that offers encouragement, information, and community for people living with epilepsy and those who support them.

Newsletter part 1

Newsletter part 2
Lafayette Hotels: Artwork & Retail Product Line
Location-specific artwork and a guest retail line for New England coastal properties.
Working with the hotel team, I created artwork aligned with each property’s brand and guest experience, then designed a product line of prints, tote bags, mugs, and greeting cards, along with the e-commerce platform that supports it. (2026–present)

Lafayette Hotels artwork and product line

Artwork for guest rooms

Retail Product Line

Artwork pictured in the Norseman Hotel in Ogunquit, Maine
Medical Cover Artwork
Cover illustration for Epilepsy & Behavior journal (May 2018).
Illustration created for a clinical audience, bringing an artist’s perspective to neurological research.

Cover illustration for Epilepsy & Behavior journal (May 2018)

Cover artwork for Gates and Rowan’s Nonepileptic Seizures, Cambridge University Press

Cover art for Practical Neurology (October 2022, Vol. 21, No. 8)

“About the artist” feature in Practical Neurology (October 2022)
Logo & Brand Identity
Logos and visual identities for businesses and organizations.
Identity work ranging from a firm that finances building projects to a patient resource platform. For The Epilepsy Awareness Project logo, the “A” in Awareness is drawn from one of my own EEG spikes.

Logo for Penn Capital, a company that provides capital for building projects

Flyer for Penn Capital explaining its claim approval and payment process for contractors (page 1)

Flyer for Penn Capital explaining its claim approval and payment process for contractors (page 2)

Logo and front of business card for Colleen, a successful psychic medium, reflecting the blending of energies that symbolizes the way she works

Back of Colleen’s business card

Logo for The Epilepsy Awareness Project: the “A” in Awareness is drawn from one of my own EEG spikes

Identity for Charge Through COVID, a 2020 fundraiser supporting people struggling during the pandemic
Short-Form Video: @wiredtobeme
Scripted, filmed, and edited video translating the lived experience of chronic illness.
I write, shoot, and edit content, including a 26-episode series on my own story, for an audience of 11,400+ followers, with individual clips reaching more than 151,000 views. The aim is always the same: make something complex feel recognizable and clear.

Guilt from chronic illness (151K+ views)

Mental math (95K+ views)

Community post (143K+ views)

Episode 11 of 26 in my series on living with chronic illness
Printed Village: Scarf Collection
Head Print Designer: created the company’s entire scarf line, 100+ original prints.
I translated my watercolor paintings into repeating patterns for production and helped define the brand’s visual identity from launch. Each print was designed for the finished product, with borders, scale, and motif placement planned for how the scarf folds and drapes when worn. The scarves sold at Barney’s, Nordstrom, Anthropologie, and Target, and one design was the best-selling scarf in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston shop. (2013–2014)

Blue stroke scarf, MFA Boston’s best-selling scarf

Abstract scarf for MFA Boston

Primal Linear Leaf design file: border and motif placement planned for how the scarf drapes when worn

Primal Linear Leaf: scarf laid out for wear

Primal Linear Leaf: scarf in an Anthropologie store in Boston

Moroccan design file: full scarf layout, planned for how the scarf drapes when worn

Moroccan scarf in the orange colorway, laid out for wear

Peruvian design file: full scarf layout in the red colorway

Peruvian design file: the same layout in a blue colorway

Peruvian scarf in the red colorway, styled for wear

Peruvian print: close-up detail of the design

Penguin print design file: full scarf layout

Penguin print scarf, styled for wear
Strawbery Banke Museum
Artwork of the museum’s most notable houses and streets, licensed for a gift shop product line.
Strawbery Banke is a living history museum in Portsmouth, NH, where historically accurate houses, streets, and a local market recreate a neighborhood inside and out, much like Colonial Williamsburg. The museum purchased and licensed my artwork for magnets, stationery, canvas prints, puzzles, and notecards, sold in its gift shop from 2018 and for several years after.

Products featuring my artwork on display in the museum gift shop

Artwork licensed to Strawbery Banke Museum for a variety of gift items including notebooks

Magnets featuring my artwork of the museum

Stationery: notebooks featuring my artwork of the museum

Puzzle made from my artwork of one of the museum’s main houses




