Born and raised in Cottleville, MO I spent most of my days fishing local creeks and ponds or exploring abandoned buildings in Saint Louis. 

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I attended Francis Howell Central where I started my first business, "Elite Catch Baits", a small fishing brand where I made soft plastic lures and jigs in my basement for my Instagram and YouTube audiences.

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When I began to further my education in the dorms at the University of Missouri I had to rebrand into a more manageable business, thus "Elite Catch Baits" became an apparel brand "LoGo Fishin". 

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To assist my brand I worked at 2 print shops over my 4 years in Columbia. I slowly built up the knowledge on the highest quality and cheapest print methods as well as how to run a print shop from the inside out. 

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I accumulated all the skills, equipment, and knowledge from my previous jobs and brands to make apparel for other people and upon my return to The Ville I also found myself with some space and time.

So I ran the idea of starting our own print shop by my friend Ethan whose been a life long artist and computer nerd, we partnered up...

and Print-MO was born!

Born and raised in Cottleville, MO, my world has always been a blend of exploration, technology, and creativity.

I attended Francis Howell High School, during my teenage years. I spent much of my time amongst various hobbies like exploring abandoned buildings, editing high quality YouTube videos, developing games and uploading them to the App Store, and even animating short movies.

Over the years I quickly realized that my passion towards computers and technology could be something to further explore for my future career, leading me to pursue a degree in Computer Science from the University of Missouri.

Throughout college I helped TJ build his websites and designed many of the shirts for his fishing brands. As a current Software Developer with a lifelong passion for the arts, my days and free time are filled with all sorts of hobbies such as Website Design, Video Editing, Drawing, and learning instruments, like guitar and piano.

This unique combination of interests is what inspired me to help launch this business, and when TJ mentioned starting a print shop for our hometown, our complimentary skill sets made too much sense not to partner up…

and Print-MO was born!