• Freelance illustrator and designer working with clients across the globe on visual identity design, video editing, and other content production projects. • Manage multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to quality standards • Collaborate closely with clients to understand their vision and translate it into successful designs. • Create visually appealing and user-friendly websites that enhance overall user experience. • Design innovative graphics that effectively communicate brand messaging and values.

Art Director at Liquid Assets

June 1, 2022 - February 28, 2023

• Led a talented team in producing high-performing monthly retail catalogs, a lifestyle magazine, and engaging digital marketing content while fostering a collaborative work environment. • Executed innovative creative concepts that enhanced marketing initiatives and brand visibility. • Designed a cohesive brand identity that effectively communicated the essence of the organization

Communications Officer at ISF Cambodia

August 1, 2019 - September 30, 2021

• Crafted and executed a strategic communication strategy, boosting the child-welfare NGO's social media presence and drive audience interaction through strategic content distribution. • Collaborated with partners like FIFA Foundation, Goldman Sachs Gives, and AIA Insurance to develop impactful advocacy material • Cultivated positive media relations to enhance the NGO's public image and increase press coverage. • Helped develop donor engagement initiatives to build strong relationships and promote collaboration among diverse groups

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Consumer Goods, Media & Entertainment, Non-Profit Organization

Strength in Numbers Children's Book Project

When a neighborhood food drive threatens to overwhelm heroes Swoosh and MooMoo, a tiny leader named Ant the King and his colony arrive with a powerful solution. I worked with the author across 48 vibrant illustrations to create a story that teaches leadership, collaboration, and the courage to ask for help. As the illustrator for this project, I brought the story to life with: Expressive, Detail-Rich Characters: Every expression and posture was carefully crafted to help young readers understand what the characters are feeling, from Swoosh’s determination to Ant the King’s quiet confidence and MooMoo’s thoughtful problem-solving. Vibrant Urban Scenery: Set against a colorful neighborhood backdrop, each spread is filled with warm, whimsical details that reward a closer look. The community feels alive, diverse, and familiar, giving children a visual world they can recognize themselves in. Seamless Story & Layout Integration: I used an engaging comic book format to support fluid narrative pacing. Kinetic layouts allow the story’s moments of planning, problem-solving, and triumph to land with impact. The result is a heartfelt, visually engaging picture book that invites children to embrace community involvement, cooperation, and the courage to accept help, while introducing them to the value of food independence and collective action.…When a neighborhood food drive threatens to overwhelm heroes Swoosh and MooMoo, a tiny leader named Ant the King and his colony arrive with a powerful solution. I worked with the author across 48 vibrant illustrations to create a story that teaches leadership, collaboration, and the courage to ask for help. As the illustrator for this project, I brought the story to life with: Expressive, Detail-Rich Characters: Every expression and posture was carefully crafted to help young readers understand what the characters are feeling, from Swoosh’s determination to Ant the King’s quiet confidence and MooMoo’s thoughtful problem-solving. Vibrant Urban Scenery: Set against a colorful neighborhood backdrop, each spread is filled with warm, whimsical details that reward a closer look. The community feels alive, diverse, and familiar, giving children a visual world they can recognize themselves in. Seamless Story & Layout Integration: I used an engaging comic book format to support fluid narrative pacing. Kinetic layouts allow the story’s moments of planning, problem-solving, and triumph to land with impact. The result is a heartfelt, visually engaging picture book that invites children to embrace community involvement, cooperation, and the courage to accept help, while introducing them to the value of food independence and collective action.

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Going Against the Grain Children's Book Project

This one is especially close to me. The story, the characters, the world I helped craft with author Stephen Perkins clicked with me in a way that felt personal. Its message about following the beat of your own drum no matter what others think—and defying your own interior criticisms—hit home, mirroring my own creative journey. When a young inventors' contest comes to Morgan Park, Swoosh and his best friend MooMoo build something nobody asked for: a robot engineered from bent wheels, old motors, and wood the neighbors threw away. The crew laughs. His teacher tells him to dream smaller. Their robot doesn't win. But one judge sees what the scoreboard missed—and pulls Swoosh aside with an invitation that changes everything. I worked with the author across 48 vibrant illustrations to create a story that teaches self-belief, perseverance, and the courage to go your own way. As the illustrator for this project, I brought the story to life with: Expressive, Detail-Rich Characters: From Swoosh's quiet determination to MooMoo's steady support and Jamal's evolving doubt, every expression and posture was crafted to help young readers feel what the characters are going through. Vibrant Urban Scenery: Set against the colorful backdrop of a South Side Chicago neighborhood, each spread is filled with warm, whimsical details—scavenged parts, chalk sketches, and community pride—that reward a closer look. Seamless Story & Layout Integration: I used an engaging comic book format to support fluid narrative pacing, allowing moments of planning, failure, triumph, and mentorship to land with impact. The result is a heartfelt, visually engaging picture book that invites children to trust their own vision, embrace failure as part of growth, and discover that self-belief is the first invention. It's a story about going against the grain—and finding that true success isn't always about winning.…This one is especially close to me. The story, the characters, the world I helped craft with author Stephen Perkins clicked with me in a way that felt personal. Its message about following the beat of your own drum no matter what others think—and defying your own interior criticisms—hit home, mirroring my own creative journey. When a young inventors' contest comes to Morgan Park, Swoosh and his best friend MooMoo build something nobody asked for: a robot engineered from bent wheels, old motors, and wood the neighbors threw away. The crew laughs. His teacher tells him to dream smaller. Their robot doesn't win. But one judge sees what the scoreboard missed—and pulls Swoosh aside with an invitation that changes everything. I worked with the author across 48 vibrant illustrations to create a story that teaches self-belief, perseverance, and the courage to go your own way. As the illustrator for this project, I brought the story to life with: Expressive, Detail-Rich Characters: From Swoosh's quiet determination to MooMoo's steady support and Jamal's evolving doubt, every expression and posture was crafted to help young readers feel what the characters are going through. Vibrant Urban Scenery: Set against the colorful backdrop of a South Side Chicago neighborhood, each spread is filled with warm, whimsical details—scavenged parts, chalk sketches, and community pride—that reward a closer look. Seamless Story & Layout Integration: I used an engaging comic book format to support fluid narrative pacing, allowing moments of planning, failure, triumph, and mentorship to land with impact. The result is a heartfelt, visually engaging picture book that invites children to trust their own vision, embrace failure as part of growth, and discover that self-belief is the first invention. It's a story about going against the grain—and finding that true success isn't always about winning.

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ISF Impact Report 2019

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Cybersecurity Children's Book Illustration and Formatting

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Space Adventure-Theme Children's Book Cover, Illustrations & Formatting.

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Friendship Adventure Book Illustration + Formatting

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Children's Book Formatting

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Children's Book Illustrations