I am the daughter of a public school teacher and stay-at-home-dad-turned-hairdresser. My birthday falls in the second-worst month of the year, and I’m the lead brand designer at AudioEye, where I focus on creating a more inclusive and accessible internet for all.

Featured projects below ↓

Holdfast

Coastal stewardship rooted in science, shaped by community, and built to hold.

  • Holdfast is a California-based network protecting the state's 124 marine protected areas — designated coastal zones where fishing is restricted, ecosystems are monitored, and marine life finds sanctuary.

    The network brings together scientists, tribes, fishermen, artists, and community volunteers across 14 regional groups. They survey tide pools, track species populations, and advocate for the communities who depend on a healthy coast.

    This is a self-initiated brand identity system for a fictional organization. The name comes from the root-like structure at the base of kelp — a holdfast anchors to rocks and the seafloor, keeping the entire forest in place against the current. That metaphor drives the identity system, while references like the Whole Earth Catalog and field guides ground the identity in scientific rigor and editorial flair

  • Brand Identity System
    Brand Design

  • Creative director, designer, and illustrator

AKHG

Built for the untamable. Backed by Duluth Trading Company.
Meet AKHG.

  • AKHG (Previously Alaskan Hardgear) is an outdoor apparel brand owned by Duluth Trading Company. In 2022, a critical rebrand was needed—the brand was cannibalizing Duluth's core product line, and its rugged, Alaska-centric identity alienated customers who didn't identify as "hardcore" adventurers.

    I partnered with the Art Director to develop the updated visual system—expanding colorways beyond traditional earth tones, introducing the DDC hardware font for its bold-yet-approachable character, and incorporating topographic map treatments as a key design element. The rebrand shifted AKHG toward a more inclusive identity welcoming all outdoor enthusiasts, particularly with the launch of a new women's line.

    Our hallmark campaign, Live Life Less Soft, re-introduced the brand across print, digital, social, and retail. I contributed to creative development across designing brand assets, casting, and art directing studio photography.

  • Brand Design
    Campaign Design
    Studio Art Direction

  • Creative Director: Paula Riley
    Brand Design: Allyson Konz, Mitch Hey
    Copy: Eric Miller, Al Thompson

Best Made Co.

Measure twice. Cut once.

  • Best Made is a utilitarian outdoor brand that was acquired by Duluth Trading Company in 2020. Our challenge as a team was to grow the brand in the Duluth Trading family while not diluting the very thing that made people care about it in the first place: craftsmanship, attention to detail, and quality.

    Our spring/summer campaign led us to the foothills of New Mexico to feature a limited-run motorcycle with Royal Enfield. In addition to the Royal Enfield collaboration, the campaign featured Best Made’s best known products, including but not limited to its axes, toolboxes, selvidge denim, and enamelware.

    As the brand designer, I was responsible for designing assets for print, digital, social and retail, as well as supporting the creative direction of lifestyle and studio photography.

  • Campaign Design
    Studio Art Direction


  • Creative Director: Paul Yih
    Art Director: Nicole Smith
    Brand Designers: Allyson Konz, Mitch Hey
    Copywriters: Eric Miller, Kirsta Lutes

AudioEye

Like any garden, digital accessibility needs tools and expert tending.


AudioEye’s approach is rooted in both.

  • CSUN is the largest assistive technology conference in the world — and in 2026, AudioEye came in as a platinum sponsor with a clear goal: stand out from competitors and reframe how the industry understood our product.

    I led the creative direction for our conference presence, partnering with the VP of Communications and Director of Brand to develop the theme, messaging, and full visual identity system. The central challenge was dispelling the misconception that AudioEye is simply a widget tool, and communicating our hybrid approach, combining AI-driven automation with human expertise and source-level code fixes.

    We landed at Tend to Thrive. Like a garden, digital accessibility doesn't grow on its own, it needs the right tools and skilled, consistent tending. The metaphor gave us a way to talk about a nuanced product story in an approachable, memorable way.

    I drew inspiration from linocut prints, creating an original set of vegetable illustrations built to be modular and interchangeable across the system. This extended across conference banners, presentation decks, print collateral, stickers, web, video, and social, with me mentoring cross-functional partners to keep execution consistent across every touchpoint.

    Attendees directly cited the Tend to Thrive framing as helping them finally understand what differentiates AudioEye, which was exactly our end goal. Final metrics are

  • Messaging + Positioning
    Creative Direction
    Visual Identity System

  • Brand Director: Sojin Rank
    VP of Comms: Mike Barton
    Creative Director + Design Lead: Allyson Konz
    UI / UX: Sarah Ippen
    Video / Motion: Alex Dorrier

A Man About A Dog

Restaurant brand identity system inspired by my great grandfather's mysterious errands.

  • My great grandfather, Glen, was a kind man who often said he was “Going to see a man about a dog” before leaving the house. His destination is lost to time, but the phrase charmed me.

    I challenged myself to develop a brand that honored my family's love of outdoor sportsmanship while reflecting who I am today–approachable but not stuffy. Then came A Man About A Dog, a conceptual bar and restaurant for those seeking an unannounced escape.

    Rooted in my Midwestern heritage, I anchored the identity in warm, weathered tones and hand-sketched pointer dog illustrations, nodding to the working dogs that ran Glen's family farm. I developed the brand identity to honor the hygge of Midwestern bars and Glen's spirit—humble, but always slipping away on some mysterious errand.

  • Brand Identity System
    Brand Design

  • Creative Director, Designer, and Illustrator