About

Lisa is a junior at Baylor University pursuing a BFA in Studio Art with a concentration in Graphic Design. Born and raised in Red Oak, Texas, she was first inspired to pursue graphic design by a high school teacher who encouraged her creativity and passion for art.

At Baylor, Lisa discovered a love for graphic design as both a creative process and a way to communicate ideas. She is especially interested in playful and conceptual design. She enjoys creating posters, graphics, and editorial work. During her time in the program, she also developed a strong interest in photography, which has become an important part of her creative practice.

Her visual style is rooted in her love for scrapbooking and preserving memories. She is drawn to paper textures, polaroids, and layered compositions. Her design process reflects how she documents her own life, thoughtfully and piece by piece. This aesthetic is more than a visual preference. It represents her desire to create work that feels like memories on a page and captures moments that last. Her faith in Jesus is what encourages her to bring joy through her work, shaping the heart behind every piece she creates.