When I was a young girl, I had dreams of becoming an artist one day. As I grew older, that dream was replaced with other aspirations and goals. After 2 years of studying Electrical Engineering at BYU, I realized that I wasn't excited about getting up in the morning and going to work as an engineer. I started thinking about what would excite me. That's when I got back in touch with that dream I had as a little girl. I applied to the Design Department, was accepted, and changed my major to Graphic Design. A few years later, I graduated from Brigham Young University with a BFA in Graphic Design and was soon thereafter employed full-time by a creative agency in San Francisco called Ad-Lib. While there, I was able to work on some great accounts such as Bank of America and Robert Mondavi. It was a great experience to learn and grow as a professional designer.
1997 brought some great changes, including getting married to my husband, Mark. After the wedding, we moved to Utah so that Mark could pursue his higher education degree. I was able to continue to work for Ad-Lib by telecommuting for close to a year after moving. But gradually, I decided that freelancing would be more appropriate for my current situation. Since that time, I have done a variety of freelance graphic design work, including logos, brochures, booklets, calendars, and posters. But I have also been busy creating my four beautiful works of art named Aaron, Mason, Bailey, and Lauren (my children!).
I love photographing my children and documenting our family memories through scrapbooks. In 2007, I joined the Product Design Team for Scrap Girls Digital Scrapbooking, where I create a variety of digital designs for sale, which can be used for both digital scrapbooking and other design projects.
1997 brought some great changes, including getting married to my husband, Mark. After the wedding, we moved to Utah so that Mark could pursue his higher education degree. I was able to continue to work for Ad-Lib by telecommuting for close to a year after moving. But gradually, I decided that freelancing would be more appropriate for my current situation. Since that time, I have done a variety of freelance graphic design work, including logos, brochures, booklets, calendars, and posters. But I have also been busy creating my four beautiful works of art named Aaron, Mason, Bailey, and Lauren (my children!).
I love photographing my children and documenting our family memories through scrapbooks. In 2007, I joined the Product Design Team for Scrap Girls Digital Scrapbooking, where I create a variety of digital designs for sale, which can be used for both digital scrapbooking and other design projects.
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