I’m a Technical Writer, Visual Communicator, and UX-Focused Content Creator with a background rooted in the fine arts and a career path shaped by hands-on problem-solving, digital storytelling, and technical precision.
My creative foundation began in sculpture, inspired by early exposure to drawing, painting, and music. I earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the University of Hartford, followed by a formative apprenticeship at the Johnson Atelier Technical Institute of Sculpture, where I worked alongside renowned artists like Joel Shapiro and Claes Oldenburg. These experiences grounded me in form, composition, and structure—skills that continue to influence how I communicate through visual and written mediums today.
I later earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design, studying Computer Art with a focus on abstract experimental animation. There, I combined my interests in light, sound, motion, and nature into dynamic digital storytelling.
Over the years, I’ve transitioned from artist to technician to writer—working across industries including IT, healthcare technology, retail operations, and e-learning. At each stage, I’ve brought creative thinking to technical problems, contributing user-friendly documentation, instructional visuals, and digital strategy.
I currently work as a Technical Support Representative and Technical Writer for a dental equipment manufacturer, where I create manuals and visual documentation for field technicians. Outside of work, I blog about fig farming, design WordPress sites, and stay active in visual storytelling and user experience.
In 2025, I launched Stone Capital Growth™, a personal finance blog and educational project where I document my real investing journey. Through its stories and data-driven insights, I share what I’ve learned about dividend investing, portfolio growth, and long-term wealth-building in a way that’s approachable and easy to understand. Stone Capital Growth™ blends my strengths in clear communication, visual design, and strategic thinking to help readers feel more confident as they build their own financial path—without offering financial advice.
Financial growth isn’t magic. It’s clarity, discipline, and the courage to start.
I believe great documentation—whether in technical writing or financial education—is not just about clarity. It’s about empathy, design thinking, and making the complex feel accessible.
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