I am a graphic designer and photographer with a deep-rooted obsession for creating things—both digitally and by hand. My career is built on a lifelong curiosity that started at age 12, hacking together image previews on a dot-matrix printer, and evolved into a diverse professional skillset spanning complex print production, and large-format environmental design.

My foundational eye for composition began at 14 with a vintage Pentax camera. That early passion led me to become a yearbook photo editor and, eventually, the final darkroom technician at the Hudson Star Observer. When the internet era arrived, I taught myself HTML to customize Myspace pages. This natural drive to figure out how things work has defined my entire career. I bridge the gap between old-school craftsmanship and modern digital execution.

While my creativity spans everything from woodworking to web design, my professional sweet spot is print and physical spaces. I don't just design for screens; I design for the real world. My extensive background in print production allows me to confidently handle complex, high-stakes projects, including:

Custom Vehicle Wraps: Transforming commercial fleets into moving billboards.

Large-Scale Wall Murals: Designing environmental graphics that bring corporate and community spaces to life.

Precision Print Production: Navigating substrates, color spaces, and prepress setups with total technical accuracy.

Whether I am capturing a brand's story through a camera lens, building a cohesive visual identity, or scaling artwork to fit a massive physical wall, I bring decades of hands-on problem-solving to every project.