I grew up in Massachusetts and always had a love for art, once I started my journey at Essex tech as a freshmen I had gained the passion for Graphic design and photography. Since then as a graduating senior I’ve grown as a Digital Media artist and started to find my own style of art and have my own personal branding, I used my name Sedona as inspiration for my logo and had drawn that common theme of Sedona, Arizona in my fine art illustrations as well.

After Committing to Salem State, I plan to major in graphic design, fine art, and photography courses. While at Salem State I will commute and have the goal of achieving straight A’s to then transfer to SCAD my sophomore year in Savannah Georgia. During my time in college, I will freelance and work on commissions to pay for school such as advertising and photography work, and build my portfolio. My goal for my future career is to be a successful graphic designer and creative in the digital world and have gained enough skills to be a bigger fine artist to do larger pieces of work such as murals and stipple. I would like to work for a bigger tech company after college such as Google or a social media company to then gain experience and then freelance and work for myself in the design industry. I  plan to grow my package design skills and videography to then be proficient in all areas of design so that I can be professionally trained and then hired for all accounts of design work. In the future, I also want to travel and live in Arizona in the canyons and have a positive impact on the community with my work as an artist. I want to have the goal as well to graduate with over a 3.5 in college and be a hard-working student in years to come to prepare for the workforce. While in the field of being a graphic designer, I want to have a big social media presence and have my work be advertised and seen by people who have the same creative mindset. While attending my first year at Salem State I want to start an art club so even if art isn't a student’s major of choice I would still want to have art as an outlet or option for students with that interest.