I’m a communications designer, curious creative, and humanistic thinker originally from Alabama.
I am the creator of the CFBS Podcast, which explores the intersectionality of the experience of millennial women of the African Diaspora millennial. Topics include the discovery of a woman’s own sexuality and sexual expression through pop culture and society (i.e. religion, culture, etc.).
I’ve studied in Alabama (University of Alabama, December 2016), California, and New York (Pratt Institute, May 2020), and have traveled to Japan and throughout the United States.
I have enjoyed partnerships involving brand identity and designing for social impact and media. Some of the most interesting projects to me have promoted diversity, education, and human-centered concepts (e.g., sexuality, sociology, interactions, women, minorities, and cultures around the world).
Circle Care Center: Step Away from the Traditional and Stand-out
Circle Care Center is a public health center that advocates and provides healthcare to the LGBTQIA+ community. One of Circle Care Center’s dilemmas was to find a more modern style while also reaching out to the more social media conscious world through bold designs and color without using the more traditional rainbow aesthetic and color palette.
Dilemma
In Q4 2022 at Studio Mosaic, I worked with other members of the design team to develop a design system that didn’t go into the cliché rainbow theme often attached with LGBTQIA+ companies, merch, etc. Solution: Incorporating arched and rounded corners into the new branding, social posts and website.
