
I’m a game lead and producer who somehow convinces teams to follow my ideas and even make them fun. While I spend most of my time wrangling design documents, organizing playtests, and keeping projects on track, I also dive into the creative side with pixel art, UI, and animation. Basically, I wear a lot of hats to make sure the final game feels cohesive and exciting. At the end of the day, I love creating intuitive experiences that get players to forget about the concept of time.
Paparazzi Pursuit was my first fully polished game beyond jams and class projects. I led the team from start to finish—managing timelines, coordinating development, and ensuring creative and technical alignment.I also designed and animated all 2D characters, environments, and effects, while running playtests to refine the game.This project marked a major step in my growth as both a creator and leader, teaching me how to bring a vision to life through collaboration and iteration.
As lead pixel artist, I created all UI and most in-game items, guided other artists to maintain a cohesive style, and gave design feedback with concrete solutions. I also pushed for more interconnected mechanics.Though I didn’t help shape the initial concept, a challenge for understanding the vision, I adapted and produced sprites that fit the game’s fantasy aesthetic.
Play as a young girl named Agnes who is in search of her mother after a doomsday blizzard. Players explore the icy world and encounter interesting characters along the way.This game is part of a greater concept I have been working on with friends for a very long time. "She'll Come Back" is an unfinished prototype I worked on to help test out and solidify my vision for the game's future during the two-week narrative game jam.
You're stuck in a time loop of a 9 to 5 office job. Complete mundane tasks before the time is up and the day repeats itself.Although this game is technically an "anti-work" statement, I ended up becoming a workaholic while making it. I made this game with a group for a weekend-long game jam and I learned a lot about communication from the experience.
Play as a wizard who lost his tower keys and attempt the challenging do-it-yourself platformer! Players must place their own platforms and obstacles in order to make it to the top of the tower!This is the first game I ever finished while working with a group. Looking back at this game inspires me because I can tell I have improved my artistic skills drastically since I began my game development journey. I am excited to get even better!
Shork Tank is a fast-paced, action-packed game where you play as a rampaging shark, evading bullet attacks from seahorses while devouring enemies to grow into your ultimate size.Created during a week-long game jam hosted by the GDA club, this game features retro-style pixel art and dynamic gameplay. I co-designed the game, created all pixel art and animations, and contributed to sound design, making it an immersive and chaotic underwater adventure.