I’m a product designer who builds brand-tight, conversion-smart experiences. My path runs from archaeology into visual arts—sculpture, fashion illustration, and figure drawing—so I read patterns first, then design with intent. I founded Sedona Fashion Magazine NYC and was invited to NYFW in February 2025 to cover collections. Earlier this year I also published Planets’ Friendly Visit, a compact book on timing and creative alignment.

In practice, I turn research into structure and story into interface—clear information architecture, disciplined content, and systems that ship. I’ve led work across e-commerce and editorial platforms, aligning voice, flow, and business goals without ornament. The result is product that feels inevitable: coherent, fast, and measurable.

I treat AI as a force multiplier, not a headline. After the AWS NY AI Summit and ML/Generative AI training—plus IxDF’s “AI for Designers” in progress—I use AI to accelerate discovery, pattern mining, and content-aware prototyping while keeping the craft uncompromised. The studio work continues, too; sculpting and drawing keep my eye honest about proportion, weight, and rhythm—the same qualities that make interfaces read clean and move with confidence.

Like I said, I still sculpt. I still draw. I still design. And I’m building digital experiences with the same rigor—editorial clarity, aesthetic control, and measurable impact.