I believe in simplicity and style, in life and in art. Over the years I’ve studied and experimented with many different mediums. Painting came first. I had an easel and a pair of skis by age two. Both were passions of my parents, and they've been the ones to stick.  In school, I broadened my horizons to include graphite, stained glass, collage, and photography. Design with Adobe software came next. Chalk became a daily source of expression during a three-year stint of drawing menus and beer boards at the gastropub that was my day job.

 

Graphic design has been keeping me busy and happy for the last eight years. I started with some water colors and pens, a camera and a laptop. Since then I have mastered many design programs with with a bit of help, but the majority of my skillset has been self taught. Which poses it's own question, was it nature or nurture? My mother was a graphic designer. As a child I watched her run her own freelance business, so she deserves some credit here, too. Over the years developed a unique way of making art, work, for businesses. For businesses that want to be brands, and there is a difference. It's my opinion that graphic design is about communication and style. I aim to create cohesion and authenticity while exposing the best, unique parts of your business' offerings.