At my core, I’m someone who has always loved creating. Whether I was sketching in notebooks, experimenting with colors, or laying out pages just for fun, design has always been a way for me to express curiosity and care. That creative instinct naturally led me to pursue a professional education as a graphic designer—and I’ve been following that path ever since, learning more with every step.

What truly excites me is the opportunity to design for other people. I enjoy listening, understanding someone’s vision, and turning that into something visual and practical. I’m not driven by flashy trends or overly complicated concepts. Instead, I focus on meaningful design—work that solves real problems, tells honest stories, and makes people feel understood.

Over the course of my education, I’ve had the chance to work on a wide range of projects across both print and digital formats. Every project has helped me grow—not just technically, but also personally. I’ve learned how to take feedback, ask better questions, and stay open-minded throughout the process.

A big part of that growth came from my time at Daells Bolighus, where I’ve worked as a student graphic designer for the past four years. It’s been an incredibly valuable experience, giving me a real sense of what it means to work with teams, meet deadlines, and handle diverse tasks with care and consistency. It’s also shown me the power of design in a commercial setting—how creative ideas can connect with real people in meaningful ways.

And while I’ve come a long way, I still feel like I’m just getting started. I’m naturally curious and genuinely excited to keep learning, improving, and discovering new ways to bring design to life.