​Hello! I'm Christine, a self-employed graphic designer and illustrator. I specialize in identity/logo design, branding, web design, print design, packaging, and marketing materials. I design for a range of clients, as well as provide consulting.

I also enjoy designing personalized stationery suites, creating invitations for all occasions. From save-the-dates to full wedding suites, and birthday invites to company announcements, I can create a bespoke design to fit your specific needs.

I am a native Southern Californian, born and raised in Irvine, Orange County. I live with my husband and our (human) children Oliver and Riley, and our fur child, Sandwich, a Shih-Tzu-Poodle mix.

I also work part-time as the creative director for my family's small business, Doggie Walk Bags. In 1988, my parents invented the blue bags for picking up after dogs. After over 30 years, our bags are found both on leashes and in park dispensers around the world. 

With the arrival of my son in 2016, we launched a new branch of the family bag business: Oh Baby Bags. We branded a line of our high quality bags and dispensers for use as dirty diaper waste bags. As the creative director I create all of the new prints, packaging, and marketing materials. We have been warmly received by both large and small stores, and have been an exciting new tool for parents looking to contain the messes that come along with children. ​

​I received my BFA in Illustration from California State University, Fullerton. While there, I studied in various arts, including: animation, cartooning, comics, typography, graphic design, and illustration, as well as traditional life drawing and painting.  Before attending CSUF, I received my Associates of Arts from Orange Coast College, where I concentrated on both art and fashion, as well as playing on the OCC Pirates' soccer team for the two years I attended. 

After college I interned at Roxy, and then freelanced as-needed at various smaller action-sports companies, working on catalogs and in short-deadline situations. I transitioned into a permanent position as a key member in a restaurant group, and for the next five years I managed the branding, social media, and marketing for six locations. Throughout the time I simultaneously helped my family's company, and eventually returned to their business full time. Since then I have balanced their design needs with my freelance creative opportunities.