The Story
A creative director
with an uncommon path.
Most people in this industry took a straight line to get here. I didn't. I was a D1 All-American volleyball player at Loyola Marymount, a psychology major, and the kind of person who walked into a cadaver lab for grad school — before deciding the fashion world was calling louder.
That pivot led me to Los Angeles, to Theresa Matthews Studio, where I worked as a celebrity product placement stylist — putting brands in the hands of Jessica Alba, Janet Jackson, and more. It was there I learned how to build a visual narrative around a product, a person, a moment.
But life doesn't move in one direction. I became a behavioral therapist working with autistic children, earned my Master's in Occupational Therapy, and spent years in clinical work. Photography started as a creative release during that chapter — an exhale after emotionally intense days. Then the pandemic hit, and suddenly full-time creative work wasn't just a dream. It was the move.
Now, as Roxanne McClure Creative, I bring all of it. A psychology degree that helps me read people. A clinical background that makes me endlessly patient and observant. A fashion career that trained my eye. An athlete's discipline that drives my work ethic. And a camera that captures what most people miss — the human moment inside the bigger story.