My career began in New York City after Parsons School of Design, where I spent over a decade art directing magazines. Those years built my creative foundation — strong typography, narrative-driven layouts, and visually led storytelling. It's where I learned to fuse compelling content with elevated aesthetics, and that approach still defines my work today.

Philipp Engelhorn
I developed a large-format book showcasing photographer Philipp Engelhorn's global documentary work, culminating in the publication True Fables. Paired with a gallery exhibition at No Borders, the project doubled as a premium visual asset and a fundraising vehicle — proceeds supported Vision First, a Hong Kong nonprofit aiding refugees, tying the creative work to real social impact.

kidsGo! — Kid-Centric Travel Guides
kidsGo! is a family travel guide series built to put kids in the driver's seat of trip planning. Under the tagline "Tell Your Parents Where To Go," the guides cover Hong Kong, Phuket, Bali, Sydney, London, and New York — blending a kid's-eye perspective with practical family travel info to drive both discovery and purchase intent. Illustrations by Tania Willis. taniawillis.com

Siwa, Egypt
I produced a large-format coffee-table book for SODIC, a nonprofit, celebrating the cultural and environmental heritage of Siwa, Egypt. Featuring photography from a curated group of international photographers, the book served as both a visual showcase and a storytelling asset — a high-impact
tool for engaging partners, donors, and the broader community around SODIC's mission