My greatest passion. I have studied graphic design for two years at Seattle Central Creative Academy, but that does not account for the years and years of appreciation of design and graphics that my parents instilled in me. I am always ready to take on any graphic design challenge, no matter what media.

In today’s world, Graphic design is as equally important in the digital realm as it is in the physical. I understand that this is the way that design is evolving, and I have studied in all the areas that I need to keep myself on top of the game. I am proficient in both web and motion design. Utilizing Dreamweaver, Flash, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premier, and even have some done some work as a videographer. This is my area of choice when it comes to Graphic Design, and I am always ready to take on a new project.

Before stating my career in Graphic Design, I was a photographer. My father was a commercial photographer, and I grew up around all the equipment I needed to explore the world of photography. I took several photo classes throughout my life, all culminating to a two year study at Brooks Institute of Photography. I have since moved more towards graphic design, but my teaching in photography is still used on nearly every project.

During the transition between Photography and Graphic Design, I picked up all the teaching needed for basic photo retouching. Everything from fashion touchup to photo restoration. Whether you need that unsightly blemish removed, or your grandparents photos digitally restored and archived, I have the skills it takes for the job.

I have always had a knack for computers. I first started tinkering with them when I was very young, back in the MS-DOS days. I have since become very proficient with both Windows and OSX platforms. I currently run a side business that specialized in computer repair, networking, maintenance, upkeep, hardware and software installation, and almost anything else you could need on a small business or residential scale.