Words. Visuals. Web.
One storyteller to rule them all.

I didn’t always know exactly what I wanted to do, but I’ve always loved stories—whether told through words, photos, or even websites. After graduating with a Triple Degree in Psychology, Journalism, and Optional English, I found myself drawn to writing. It wasn’t just about putting words on a page; it was about capturing ideas, emotions, and experiences in a way that connected with people.

That love for language and storytelling led me to go deeper, so I pursued two Master’s degrees—one in Mass Communication and the other in Linguistics. While studying, I kept experimenting: I spent time taking photos, writing articles, and even trying my hand at designing websites. I was fascinated by how all these elements could work together to tell a story—whether it was a blog post, a photo essay, or a simple website.

Over time, I realised that these skills weren’t separate—they all fed into each other. My writing gave structure to ideas, my photography added a visual voice, and my computer and website skills helped bring everything to life online. I found myself not only writing and taking pictures but also building websites, solving computer issues, and figuring out how to design digital spaces where stories could live.

Now, I combine these passions in everything I do. Whether it’s writing a heartfelt article, capturing a moment with my camera, or building a website that brings it all together, I enjoy creating work that’s clear, engaging, and meaningful. I love figuring things out, learning new tools, and finding better ways to connect ideas with people.

My journey hasn’t been a straight line, but it’s given me a blend of creativity, technical skills, and curiosity. And I’m excited to keep exploring where these skills can take me next.