Kathryn Tayar

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Born in Illinois and raised in Ohio then Arkansas and finally moved to North Carolina, Kathryn Tayar is a transfer graphic design student in her junior year at East Carolina University. Formerly a student at Oklahoma State University, she transferred over to the Pirate life because of the fantastic design program, where she thrives. Working toward a BFA in graphic design, she hopes to expand to her knowledge in this field. From cowboy to pirate, she has conquered the land and the sea!  

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