Projects

Second-hand style inspires; will you save our clothes from landfill fires?

This final project promotes wearing second-hand clothes as a means of preventing textile waste and pollution, while at the same time promoting an environmentally-responsible behavior.

Encouraging members of the Creative Process community to share their creative work in response to podcasts was the name of the game for curating content.

As associate podcast producer, I had the privilege to edit, anchor, and interlude the Creative Process' interview with Paul Hirsch.

As associate podcast producer, I had the privilege to edit, anchor, and interlude the Creative Process' interview with Tanner Woodford.

Home is not always a physical location; it's often strongly present as a feeling. In this article, I tackle interpretations of home after moving out of the house I grew up in while planning for a writing-focused trip to Ireland.

When a film photograph's outcome exceeds expectations... celebrate by writing a class essay about it.

Thanks to the hundreds of helpful Youtube videos and blog posts I read these past five years about teaching English in Spain, I thought I'd check out the hype myself.

This colorful piece symbolizes my trip to Ireland on a visual level. The Irish landscape's affinity for Roman-numeral clocks, neon green grass, daffodils, and windmills became consistencies I found comfort in.

Freud was not expecting this one. This article is a reflection of social media's effect on the spirit, and how scraping the surface is the most we're willing to go for new relationships, as Instagram acts as the ego's guard to diving below the surface.