I am a multidisciplinary visual communicator based in Kingston, Jamaica. My practice brings together photography, publication design, and writing, with an emphasis on clear communication and strong visual identity.

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I began photographing at 19, experimenting with a small mirrorless camera owned by my mother. That early curiosity developed into a professional practice shaped by visual storytelling and technical precision. In 2016, I earned a certificate in the Rudiments of Still Photography from the Media Technology Institute. I later studied Digital Media Production at the Caribbean School of Media and Communication (CARIMAC), graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2019.

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Wanting to complement my predominantly visual background, I moved into copywriting in 2022 and public relations in 2024. This work strengthened my ability to ask useful questions, identify the most important details, and communicate them effectively.

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In 2026, I expanded my practice into publication design. I now create mastheads and covers, as well as editorial layouts for special publications and branded features. The work draws on my experience with imagery and language while deepening my understanding of typography, page composition, and the way readers move through a publication.

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I have produced photography for LiveStush, Euromoney Conferences, Phase 3 Productions, Hampden Estate, and TeenVybe Magazine. My written and visual work has also supported organisations including the Jamaica Observer, National Commercial Bank (NCB) Jamaica Limited, the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPSCo.) Limited, and the ATL Automotive Group. I previously lectured at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts.

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I value considered, effective work. As my practice evolves, I continue to build a body of visual communication grounded in Jamaica as both subject and backdrop.