HOWDY!
I am an award-winning graphic designer who is am a proud native of Lubbock, Texas, as well as a Texas Tech Red Raider! I developed an interest in graphic design at a young age, finding joy in creating my own birthday cards each year. Over time, that early passion has grown into a lasting commitment to design, and I continue to enjoy crafting thoughtful, visually engaging work that resonates with others.
I earned my B.F.A. in Graphic Design and Minor in Advertising from the Texas Tech University J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts. During my undergrad, I got to participate in engaging internships, won awards for my integrated branding campaign work, and had my work internationally shown in Mexico City, Mexico.
I am now back at Texas Tech as a M.A. candidate in Mass Communications at the College of Media & Communications. In this program, I am focusing on growing not only as a visual communicator, but delving into my interest in sports communication and advertising.
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AWARDS
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Presented by the American Advertising Federation District 10, this award recognized Hopper’s Banned! Book Festival project as an exceptional body of work that successfully communicated a politically and socially impactful message through a cohesive campaign. 2026
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Presented by the American Advertising Federation District 10, this GOLD ADDY recognized Banned! Book Festival for excellence in creative execution, honoring outstanding achievement in advertising and design among student work across the district. 2026
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Presented by the American Advertising Federation Chapter of Lubbock, TX, this award recognized Banned! Book Festival as an outstanding example of creative excellence, celebrating exceptional design, strategy, and execution in student advertising. 2026
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Presented by the American Advertising Federation Chapter of Lubbock, TX, this GOLD ADDY honored Banned! Book Festival for exceptional creative achievement and execution, recognizing excellence in student advertising across the region. 2026
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Presented by the American Advertising Federation Chapter of Lubbock, TX, this GOLD ADDY recognizes Tell Death Do Us Park for excellence in publication design, honoring outstanding achievement in visual storytelling, layout, typography, and creative execution. 2026
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Presented by the American Advertising Federation Chapter of Lubbock, TX, this SILVER ADDY recognizes project Camp Rio Blanco as an outstanding example of integrated brand management, celebrating its cohesive brand system, strategic thinking, and creative execution. 2026
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Awarded second place at the Hub City Student Advertising Competition, this recognition honored a collaborative, one-day campaign developed from a client brief and presented in a final pitch. Served as team leader, guiding concept development, strategy, and execution under a fast-paced timeline. 2025
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Awarded first place at the Hub City Advertising Competition for a rapid-development, collaborative campaign built from a client brief and presented in a final pitch. Acted as lead graphic designer, responsible for defining and executing the visual identity of the project. 2023
Exhibitions
Disrupting the horizons
Original interactive poster design displayed commentating on censorship and banned books in America.
Read about the exhibit and artist interviews in the TTU ARTS Fall 2025 Newsletter.
Centro Nacional de las Artes | Mexico City
¡Atención!
40th annual juried art student exhibition
36 × 24 mounted photo print featured. Taken with 35 mm film.
Landmark Arts Gallery | Lubbock, TX
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