About

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Art

My path into design started with a paintbrush, not a mouse. Fine arts gave me the foundation — an eye for composition, color, and visual storytelling — that I carried into graphic design. Some of my earliest memories were waking up at 5am to watch "Drawing with Captain Bob" and yeah, I also loved painting "happy little trees" with Bob Ross. I just always loved creating things. So I went to art school.

001

Art

My path into design started with a paintbrush, not a mouse. Fine arts gave me the foundation — an eye for composition, color, and visual storytelling — that I carried into graphic design. Some of my earliest memories were waking up at 5am to watch "Drawing with Captain Bob" and yeah, I also loved painting "happy little trees" with Bob Ross. I just always loved creating things. So I went to art school.

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Into

Look, it's difficult to make a good living as a painter. I didn't want to work construction or push papers in some office. So as I am sitting there in my mid-20s, pondering my future, this thing called the "internet" is really starting to come into its own. A little push from a friend and I am out buying my first iMac (lime green) and copy of Photoshop and the rest is history.

002

Into

Look, it's difficult to make a good living as a painter. I didn't want to work construction or push papers in some office. So as I am sitting there in my mid-20s, pondering my future, this thing called the "internet" is really starting to come into its own. A little push from a friend and I am out buying my first iMac (lime green) and copy of Photoshop and the rest is history.

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Design

When I first started architecting and designing websites, "UX" wasn't even a term yet. But as I grew, so did the industry. My work expanded into brand identity, print, motion design, campaign and advertising and eventually experiential engagements — each discipline building on the last, and each one deepening my understanding of how people actually behave and what makes them respond.

003

Design

When I first started architecting and designing websites, "UX" wasn't even a term yet. But as I grew, so did the industry. My work expanded into brand identity, print, motion design, campaign and advertising and eventually experiential engagements — each discipline building on the last, and each one deepening my understanding of how people actually behave and what makes them respond.

Who Am I?

Art

Art

Into

Into

Design

Design