Emma Cassani is an experienced graphic designer skilled in editorial design, digital illustration, and writing with a unique passion for the intersection of art, theology, and culture.

 

She holds a bachelor's degree in graphic design from Marian University, Indianapolis, with minors in art history and pastoral leadership. Inspired by the post-impressionist and fauvist artists, Emma enjoys experimenting with color, line, and light. Her artwork mainly focuses on nature and celebrating life’s ordinary moments, viewing them with childlike wonder.​

A lifelong learner, Emma is constantly curious about the world, seeking to explore profound questions and new perspectives. She holds a deep appreciation for art history and sacred art, which she channels into her work to create truly imaginative and compelling print and digital products. In 2024, she began writing a column called Divine Seeing for The Catholic Telegraph, that invites readers to pray with sacred art through historical background, visual analysis, and theological reflection.