Although I was born in Georgia, I grew up in central Wyoming, where most of my childhood was spent outside or creating art. When I went off to college (after a very short-lived attempt at zoology), I realized I wanted to combine those two passions. I graduated with degrees in both B.A. in Art: Graphic Design and B.S. in Marketing; a foundation that allowed me to blend creativity, strategy, and storytelling from the start.

My professional journey began in the outdoor industry while I was still in college, and it has continued to expand ever since. From waterfowl, upland, and fly fishing to saltwater, bass fishing, and big game hunting. I’ve had the privilege of working across a wide range of sectors throughout the outdoor space. Brands like First Lite, Kifaru, Burris Outdoors, Dive Bomb Industries, Seek One, Gun Dog Doc, and countless outfitters and ranches have trusted me to shape their visuals through apparel graphics, product packaging, full branding suites, and brand position messaging.

These partnerships have shaped my understanding of authentic branding and the value of connecting deeply with the communities these brands serve. Because I genuinely live the lifestyle many of my clients represent, my design work carries a grounded understanding and authenticity that comes from firsthand experience, not just observation.

That’s why Bronc Hopper Creative exists at the intersection of Western heritage, outdoor culture, and bold visual design. Design with Western Soul. Bold Enough for the Wild.

This is the guiding philosophy behind every brand suite, apparel graphic, and project I take on. I build work meant to stand up in the field, on shelves, and in the hands of people who live life outside.

Alongside my work in the outdoor world, I also have experience in luxury real estate and development marketing. That background sharpened my eye for intentional, elevated design and reinforced how thoughtful visual communication can transform perception, build trust, and drive meaningful growth, skills that weave directly into my outdoor branding work.

Today, my husband and I are raising our two children in Wyoming, exploring the places that continue to inspire my work. This landscape, this lifestyle, and this community are woven into everything I create.

If you think we’d be a great fit for a project, I’d love to connect.
And if you’ve chosen to support a piece of my art in any way - thank you. Creating is what I love most, and I’m endlessly grateful for the people and businesses who make it possible for me to continue doing it on a larger scale.