Having 13 years in the creative industry, I specialize in turning ideas into compelling visual experiences (and the occasional “that’s not what I meant” into something that actually is). My focus lies in visual design and motion graphics — creating work that not only looks great but helps people connect with a brand’s story — preferably without needing a decoder ring.

For me, expertise is just the starting point, which is why I’m basically a professional student at this point. I’m currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts — apparently, 13 years wasn’t enough to convince myself I know what I’m doing.

I believe great design is more than aesthetics; it’s about crafting seamless, meaningful experiences that feel intuitive to users (and don’t make them want to throw their device out the window).

As a creator, I thrive on solving complex problems — especially at the intersection of art and technology, where beauty meets functionality, and where I spend an embarrassing amount of time debugging code that worked perfectly yesterday.

My portfolio reflects adaptability, creative vision, technical skill, and a caffeine dependency that fuels my constant drive to grow and embrace new challenges.

Specialties include:
● Video editing and motion graphics (turning “can you make it pop more?” into actual visual magic)
● Coding plugins and automation tools for workflow optimization (because manual work is so last century)
● Digital design and brand identity (helping brands figure out who they want to be when they grow up)
● Generative AI and agentic coding (teaching computers to be creative so we can all panic about job security together)
● Game art and design concepts (a past focus that resurfaces when I need to remember what “fun” means)

I’ve applied these skills across media, advertising, and tech industries — learning along the way that “quick revision” is never quick and “simple” is the most dangerous word in any creative brief.

Every project is a chance to learn, experiment, and push creative boundaries (and occasionally question my life choices at 2 AM). I’m always open to interesting collaborations or freelance opportunities — your idea could be the next challenge that keeps me up all night problem-solving. Feel free to reach out! I promise my response time is better than my sleep schedule.