Over the past three years, I’ve been building and growing Studio Atom, a cross-disciplinary design practice I co-founded. Along the way, I’ve also freelanced as a print designer and illustrator — collaborating with schools, foundations, craft councils, and indie brands to bring bold, human-centered ideas to life.

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I graduated in Textile Design from the National Institute of Design, but my design story doesn’t stop at fabric. In fact, it’s been anything but linear. From designing textbooks, wallpapers, activity kits, and rugs to shaping brand identities and publications — I’ve had the joy of working across mediums and formats that challenge and expand my way of thinking.

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What connects all of it? Curiosity, structure, and a love for crafting experiences that feel engaging — whether tactile or on-screen.

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I'm someone who thrives in fast-paced, collaborative spaces, who finds excitement in complexity, and who’s just as comfortable sketching mascots as I am building scalable visual systems. I'm always learning, mostly iterating, and sometimes have a life outside my profession.