Drawing on over a decade of experience as a graphic designer and digital artist, Shannon uses traditional design methods along with AI to bring captivating and meaningful concepts to life. Her work explores themes of personal growth, mindfulness, spirituality, and psychology.

Growing up, Shannon experienced severe bullying throughout her childhood and adolescence. She found healing through personal development and creative expression. Using AI creatively has become a powerful medium for reclaiming a voice that once felt silenced. By harnessing AI, she leans into the negative narrative surrounding it—using a technology (that is often criticized) to create visuals that inspire others and challenge conventional perspectives. Through her generative creations, she offers a vision of hope and unity in an increasingly divided world.

Over the years, Shannon has collaborated with a diverse range of clients, from musicians and artists to mental health professionals and law firms. She’s designed visual identities for an award-winning creative agency and a nationally recognized non-profit. One of her most notable projects was a product line for a jewelry brand in collaboration with the iconic jam band Grateful Dead, which was officially approved and praised by Warner Brothers.

Rather than resisting change, Shannon embraces AI as a tool to push creative boundaries. While she does not use AI for all client work, she sees it as a complement to digital design methods, allowing her to create work that is both unique and forward-thinking.

Shannon’s AI-driven work has been exhibited internationally, including The Holy Art Gallery’s ArtOnLoop exhibitions in Tokyo, Paris, and Los Angeles, and most recently in the Tech-Powered PERSPECTIVES exhibition in Buenos Aires, Argentina with The Open Gallery. She has also been awarded a Special Recognition Certificate from the international AI Design Awards, which displayed her work in its 2025 Winners Exhibition in Barcelona.