As I reflect on my journey, I realize that my love for design started during my early teenage years when I would hang up booklets from CDs on my bedroom walls, even if it meant that they would never find their way back into the CD case (some of them never did). I first discovered the world of music design during my final art exam in “high school" in Germany. One of the tasks I was given was to create a cover art, and a classmate of mine after the test said "That topic seems perfect for you!". Little did they know, this experience ignited my passion for (music) design and would become a full-circle moment for me later on.

In 2017, I enrolled in a unique 4-year design school in Germany that previously focused on traditional porcelain drawing. However, the school had shifted its focus toward modern product design, and different from classic universities we focused often on practical design. During my time there, I tried my hand at various skills such as pottery, watercolor, pencil drawing, screen printing, logo design, and branding. In 2019 I received an associate's degree and in 2021, I graduated with a Bachelor's in Product Design with a 1.3 (with 1 being the best, 6 being the worst in the German school system).

During my last two years at the school, I created my first mock-up concepts and only wrote in English in my school projects. It was during this time that I realized my calling was designing for the music industry. I spent my free time creating music concepts and posting them on Instagram and Twitter. Yes, Music design is what makes me trive in my free time but my design skills are not limited to music. It’s a versatile part of the design industry that comes with everything from packaging, logo, image editing, creative direction, product design!

4 years design school

2019 ⋆ Associate’s Degree in Product Design

2021 ⋆ Bachelor’s in Product Design

After graduating, I made the bold decision to move to the United States. During the fall of 2021, merchandise featuring my designs was sold at Alina Baraz’s concert and later sold on her website.