My designs take me anywhere from five hours to five weeks to finish. I am a perfectionist. I will not settle until my work is completely perfect. This was often a problem of mine in my high school graphic design class. Most of my work was turned in somewhat to very late, but this is the price you have to pay for art: time.

Every piece is undeniably unique, but to start a piece, I typically mentally picture what I want to convey. I, then, sketch it out on a piece of paper. I usually run into problems that I must assess during the process of making the digital design, but I try not to worry about those until I get there. I generally go with the flow of the artwork.

Over the years that I’ve been interested in graphic design, I have created a numerous amount of artworks. Some of which have even been featured in art shows. The design featured on this website is one of my favorites, and it just so happens to be a self-portrait. I take pride in my designs, and I try to create whenever I have time, although it can be mentally exhausting at times. No matter how my life may change, I will always be drawn to art, whether it be mine or others.

Note: this website does not do my design justice. It is not actually that blurry.