From the moment Keisha discovered the world of design, she knew her future belonged in the creative field. Growing up in the pre-Instagram era, she spent hours perfecting her MySpace profile, teaching herself HTML just to make it stand out. With a love for elaborate CD designs and the chaos of teen magazines, it wasn’t long before she began redesigning album covers and crafting her own DIY magazines.

In high school, Keisha dove deeper into graphic design, taking every class available. After graduating, she took time to travel, teaching skateboarding to kids along the way. This chapter led to her first travel blog and a handful of passion projects, where she built websites from scratch. Upon returning home, her creative reputation grew as small business owners started seeking her expertise in branding, web design, and photography, eventually leading her to a full-time freelancing career.

Today, Keisha's portfolio includes collaborations with large corporations like GameStop, nonprofits like SkatePal, and respected magazines such as SLUG Magazine and SkateJawn. She’s worked with over 15 small businesses, helping them develop brand strategies that stick and creating visuals that tell compelling stories.

When she's not working on her latest project, Keisha can be found hanging out with her pug, getting lost in a good book, traveling, skating, or soaking up nature.