My Background

My path in design began at 19, when I was working for a top real estate producer who needed simple floor plans edited. That was the first time I downloaded Adobe Photoshop, and I was instantly hooked. I taught myself the software, exploring its tools late into the night, driven by curiosity and the thrill of creating something new.

 

From there, my skills began to grow. I dove into Adobe InDesign to design guides and magazines, and soon people started asking me to create business cards, flyers, and marketing materials. Each project was a chance to learn something new—and I embraced it fully.
 

As my technical knowledge expanded, so did the opportunities. Before long, I was being asked to design full websites, blending visual creativity with functionality. Over the years, I’ve become completely self-taught across multiple platforms and tools, guided by nothing more than passion, persistence, and a love of bringing ideas to life. 

 

What started as a simple floor plan edit has grown into a lifelong creative journey. For me, design isn’t just about making something look beautiful—it’s about telling a story, sparking connection, and creating something meaningful. And after all these years, I can honestly say: I just love creating things.