I’ve been surrounded by design for as long as I can remember. I grew up the son of an architect, so curiosity, structure, and visual thinking were just part of daily life. Over time, that foundation got mixed with everything I love: pop culture, movies (my favorite part of going to a theater is wandering the halls afterward and studying all the posters), architecture, museums, musicals, classic toys, comic books, graffiti, and heavy metal. All of it feeds how I see the world and, ultimately, how I design.
I’m a self-taught designer with a formal background in marketing, which means I design with both creativity and ROI in mind, while thinking strategically as well as creatively. I don’t just care about how things look. I care about why they work, who they’re for, and how they move people to act. Design, to me, sits at the intersection of story, strategy, and emotion.
My biggest strengths are my ability to take feedback, teach myself new skills, and collaborate with others. I work well on teams, I listen, and I’m always trying to get better. I bring curiosity, adaptability, and a business mindset to everything I do, using design not just as decoration, but as a tool to communicate, persuade, and solve problems.