My senior project, Lucky Birdie, comes from my love of creating fun, personal, and imaginative things completely from scratch. I’ve always been inspired by how design can bring people together, and miniature golf felt like the perfect reflection of that. I grew up loving activities that connect families and friends, and I’ve always been fascinated by how each mini golf course has its own story—some feel like real golf courses, while others are full of colorful, interactive themes that are fun. Lucky Birdie is my way of capturing that feeling of fun, connection, and creativity.
I’ve always loved finding inspiration in how brands choose to express themselves—what drives their design decisions and how they use creativity to build experiences that people remember. I try to bring that same curiosity and purpose into my own work. With Lucky Birdie, I wanted to explore how playful design can shape an experience, influence how people interact, and create those small, memorable moments that make an outing special.
This project brings together so many things I love: design, storytelling, and the joy of spending time with the people who matter most. Lucky Birdie isn’t just about mini golf—it’s about creating a space where people can laugh, connect, and enjoy something simple and genuine together.
