Hello and Good moring
I’m a creative driven by curiosity and visual storytelling. With formal training from two design schools and experience in both design and business, my work is rooted in craft but fueled by imagination. Inspiration comes from everywhere city streets, travel, comics, animation, and late night gaming sessions. When I’m not working on multimedia projects, you’ll find me sketching, building Gundam models, or exploring new places with a creative eye. For me, creativity isn’t something I clock in and out of it’s a constant process of observing, learning, and building.
My Story
I started with a sketchbook and a pencil, disappearing for hours into drawings that felt bigger than the page. As a kid, I studied everything buildings, packaging, animation, anime, comic books, video games, the way light hit objects, the way technology and science shaped design. Inspiration was everywhere, and without realizing it, I was building a visual library in my head that still fuels my work today.
That early obsession with drawing evolved into a full multimedia practice. What once lived in sketchbooks now moves across screens, print, and physical space. I work at the intersection of video, graphic design, photography, and illustration translating ideas into visuals that feel intentional, cinematic, and alive. From capturing real moments through a lens to designing bold graphics or crafting visual stories in motion, every project begins the same way it always has: with curiosity and a drive to create something that leaves an impression.
My creative world started with pencil lines and imagination. Today it runs through cameras, software, print machines, and motion timelines but the core is the same. I’m still that kid drawing for hours, just working on a much larger canvas.
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I attended two colleges to build a strong foundation in both video and graphic design. My first degree focused on video and animation, where I developed a deep understanding of visual storytelling, motion, and editing. This training strengthened my ability to communicate ideas through cinematic visuals and narrative structure.
I later continued my education in graphic design, which elevated my creative process and expanded my skills in branding, layout, and visual communication. Combining both video and graphic design has allowed me to approach projects with a well-rounded multimedia perspective.
In addition, I completed coursework in business and web design, giving me a stronger understanding of how design functions in today’s market and what modern businesses need from creative professionals. This combination of creative and business knowledge helps me create work that is both visually strong and strategically effective.
NEIU Wall art
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I had the privilege of contributing to a large wall mural near NEIU El Centro, where I volunteered my Saturdays for about a month to help bring the piece to life. Watching the mural evolve from concept to finished artwork was an incredibly rewarding experience. It was my first opportunity to work on a largescale public mural, and collaborating with other designers and artists made the project even more meaningful. The experience allowed me to connect with the creative community while contributing to a piece of art that lives in a public space.
Being part of AIGA has allowed me to continue learning new techniques and stay current with the evolving world of print and paper production. Through after work workshops and professional development events, I’ve strengthened my graphic design skills, explored print materials more deeply, and connected with other passionate designers. From freelance focused classes to hands on print sessions, the AIGA community has helped me grow, refine my craft, and stay engaged with the design industry.
AIGA, the American Institute of Graphic Arts, is a leading organization dedicated to advancing design as a professional craft, strategic advantage, and cultural force. It sets industry standards, promotes ethical practices, and provides resources across graphic design, typography, interaction design, and user experience. Through events, exhibitions, and ongoing professional development, AIGA supports both emerging and established designers, helping creatives stay connected, informed, and prepared for the evolving challenges of the design industry.
AIGA
Inspiration hero
One of the most inspiring moments in my design journey was attending a workshop with Aaron Draplin. His bold design style and honest approach to the creative life deeply connected with me. Seeing how he built his career and stayed true to his voice made me reflect on my own path.
There were moments when I questioned whether design was the right direction, but after learning from his workshop and reading his book, I realized I had been on the right path all along. His work continues to influence my style, my mindset, and my commitment to creating with purpose.
Always growing and learning
Growth is part of my creative process. I continue to attend workshops and study new techniques, always looking for ways to sharpen my skills and evolve as a designer. The creative field never stands still, and neither do I.
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Study of print paper and shops
FRESHBOOKS
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ADOBE
a commuinty of creative designer
My work has been featured across a range of publications in both print and digital media. This includes drone photography, event photography, architectural photography, and Adobe Illustrator artwork that has appeared on magazine covers.My projects have been published in outlets such as the Niles Journal and the Chicago Tribune, as well as in lifestyle and luxury publications including Modern Luxury Magazine and The Ritz-Carlton Chicago Magazine. Additional features include local publications like Discover Niles and The Academy Rush.These opportunities have allowed my creative work to reach broader audiences and reflect the range of multimedia design and photography I produce.
Featured in prints
Elevate Your light
From photography talks to hands-on lighting workshops, I continue to place myself in rooms where creatives share their stories and techniques. I’ve attended Westcott lighting sessions, networking events, and even received a private invitation to photograph my first Chicago event connecting with photographers who run their own creative ventures. Each experience adds another layer to my journey as a multimedia creative working across photography, video, and design.
Building Strong Future
My photography is shaped by my background in graphic design and video, so I’m always thinking about composition, layout, and story when I shoot. Some of my work has appeared in magazines and newspapers, and I continue to push myself by capturing small moments at events and exploring personal projects.
I may not claim to have mastered everything yet, but I’m always learning, always improving, and always creating. The journey hasn’t been perfect, but it’s been meaningful. Every challenge, every mentor, and every creative connection has helped build the skills I carry today. I’m grateful for the path I chose and the creative life I continue to grow into.
