I’m an idea guy. A problem solver. The kind of person who sees a blank page and thinks,
“Alright, let’s make something interesting happen here.”
Officially, my titles are Art Director and Graphic Designer, but in practice, I’m usually the person connecting dots, shaping ideas, and turning concepts into something people can actually see, feel, and understand.
I’m fluent in a wide range of design tools (basically the entire Adobe Creative Suite and then some), but software is just the toolbox. The real work is the thinking behind it.
Before diving fully into the creative world, I spent over a decade in sales, working everywhere from the front lines of retail all the way up to district management.
That experience taught me something incredibly valuable: good ideas are great, but ideas that connect with people are even better.
Outside of work, I’m also a dad, which is probably the biggest driver behind everything I do.
My long-term goal isn’t just to build a career, but to build a legacy for myself and my family.
The funny thing is, my work is also my hobby. I genuinely love ideation, creativity, and art,
so in my spare time I’m usually experimenting with new techniques, sharpening my skills,
or exploring new creative tools.
Lately, that also includes staying deep in the world of AI and emerging creative technology.
Some people don’t consider prompting a skill; but when you can consistently get an AI to produce exactly what you envision with minimal input, trust me, there’s an art to it.
So whether it’s design, direction, strategy, or experimentation, I’m always chasing the same thing:
Great ideas, executed well.