is a visual storyteller and artist calling Chicago home. Going beyond work, she sees art as a chance to experience life. She creates vivid, story first, works inspired by history, classical art, and cinema. With a skillset that extends to video production, fashion, design and animation.
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Get Inspired
When creating storyboards, my process often begins with an assignment or a spark of inspiration. For me, it's like watching a film unfold—visualizing every camera angle, edit, and movement. Once the vision is clear, it’s just a matter of translating that cinematic experience onto paper.
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Research and sketching
Even with a vivid imagination, there are moments when I encounter gaps in how a scene should unfold. In those instances, I turn to iconic scenes from films, video games, TV shows, animated features, and even paintings. These references serve as inspiration, helping me refine my visuals or spark fresh, original ideas.
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Rough Cuts
When the ideas are fresh, I create an initial rough pass of the storyboards, using color and basic shapes as visual shorthand for future refinement. My focus is on capturing the energy, camera movements, and cuts in sync with the audio or music, without concern for anatomy or the aesthetic perfection of the drawings at this stage.
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Final Rendering
WorkLife WellBeing embodies 'down-to-earth luxury,' and this is reflected in every aspect of our social media presence. I maintain a strict color scheme to ensure visual uniformity and brand consistency. Every video is carefully edited to enhance quality and showcase the gym in its best and most dynamic light. We believe in the power of attention to detail—making both our spaces and our community members look and feel their best.