When I was a child, I dreamed of becoming a graphic designer. What fun I would have thinking what it must be like to sit in front of a powerful computer, picking fonts and colors and then laying it all out making sure to follow a clean grid system.

 Truth be told, I didn’t do any of that. In fact when I was 5 I wanted to be an astronaut. I even went to Space Camp. It’s OK to say it, I know I’m kind of a geek.  But, I have always enjoyed being creative and, since NASA didn’t want me, I’m thrilled that I have found this profession and it agrees with me.

It all started 11 years ago when I took a job as a junior designer and, let’s face it, I never looked back. I love the fact that each and every day I get to be creative. Whether working on a brochure for a healthcare company, doing a photo shoot at a veterinary hospital or spending a Saturday with my antique letterpress printer, I love it all. Each project is completely different, yet similar in many ways.

 Everyone that I’ve worked for wants the same thing. Good, no wait, GREAT design. And that’s what I give them.

 Through it all I’ve learned quite a bit both professionally and personally. I’ve learned that possessing a good understanding of marketing is necessary in order to be an excellent designer.  I’ve learned that listening to a client is the most important part of any project.  But, most importantly, I’ve learned that the learning is never over.

That’s about it really. I hope you enjoy reviewing my work as much as I enjoyed creating it. If you have any questions, think that I’m a great fit for your next design project, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

For a complete rundown of my history, take a gander at my resume.