I'm a product designer and creative director based in Los Angeles. In my work, I treat an interface like a magazine spread — every decision earns the reader's attention or gets in its way. My favourite projects involve reducing a workflow to its essential steps, then finding where craft can make it feel considered.

 

On the side, I run Timid Magazine, spotlighting fashion, identity, and culture through an Asian and Pacific Islander lens, and shoot editorial and fashion photography.

​

As I continue in my career, I'm drawn to the fact that running a magazine — casting, production, print — is its own design problem, one that calls on the same instinct for structure and story as an interface. I believe that instinct is how you end up with something considered, and hopefully a little bit true.³