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EDUCATOR | CREATIVE COMMUNICATOR | DESIGNER


For almost a decade, I had the privilege of teaching Design & Brand Management at the post-secondary level while continuing to support businesses, entrepreneurs, and community organizations through branding, marketing, and creative strategy.
The work I enjoy most isn't just designing things. It's helping people move forward. Whether that's answering questions, providing feedback, building resources, simplifying technology, developing learning experiences, or helping someone gain clarity around their next step.
I bring a unique combination of design expertise, teaching experience, strategic thinking, and genuine enthusiasm for helping people succeed.
I'm happiest when I'm building communities, supporting growth, solving problems, and turning big ideas into practical action.
Over the past several months, I've been building The Good Coaching & Consulting from the ground up inside the FEA Create ecosystem.
This project has allowed me to combine branding, technology, education, and customer experience design into one cohesive platform.
From visual identity and messaging to funnels, landing pages, email campaigns, automations, content calendar, workbooks, workshops, and customer journeys, I've created and managed every aspect of the brand experience.
The project continues to evolve as I prepare for my launch and it serves as a practical demonstration of my ability to learn new technology, build systems, and turn ideas into reality.
Common Ground was the branding and communications campaign for a televised Ottawa mayoral debate hosted by United Way East Ontario, Ottawa Board of Trade, Ottawa & District Labour Council, and CTV.
I developed the visual identity, digital assets, promotional materials, and stage graphics for a project designed to encourage civic engagement and informed community dialogue. What made this project especially meaningful was the opportunity to contribute to an initiative that helped residents better understand the issues, the candidates, and the decisions shaping their city. Being part of a project that supported public participation and democratic engagement is something I'm particularly proud of.
In an increasingly polarized world, creating opportunities for thoughtful conversation and community engagement feels more important than ever, which made this project particularly rewarding to be part of.
Harvest: A Feast of Fall was a fundraising event supporting YouTurn Youth Support Services, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping at-risk youth in Eastern Ontario.
I developed the complete visual identity, website, event marketing materials, signage, and promotional assets.
Beyond the creative work, what made this project especially rewarding was knowing the event helped raise awareness and support for young people facing significant challenges.
Seeing the brand continue to evolve and contribute to an annual community event remains one of the most meaningful projects of my career.
Supporting organizations that create positive change and helping connect people to causes that matter continues to be some of the most meaningful work I've done.
This case study outlines a practical blueprint for building a brand from scratch using modern digital tools. I utilized generative text systems to establish the initial target market, then created visual storyboards to test how accurately a creator can maintain consistent product features from frame to frame.
This project explores the creative boundaries of generative imagery. Using advanced prompts, I focused heavily on learning how to guide artificial intelligence to output complex, high-fashion styles that look incredibly intentional, cohesive, and on-brand across an entire visual collection.




















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