About

I am a graphic designer based in New Jersey, working freelance since 2015.

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I always loved to draw when I was younger, which even led me to create my own comic book characters when I was in third grade. My fascination with creating and admiring art continued on through my life. Once I had taken some digital art classes in high school, I decided that I wanted to go to college to major in graphic design. At college, I learned the fundamentals of design and how to create an effective logo, layout, and other works for a client.

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I landed my first full-time job in 2012 as the in-house graphic designer for a company that sold promotional products. My job there involved creating/recreating artwork in vector format in Adobe Illustrator. Clients would give us direction and I would create proofs based on their specifications. The final files would be sent to the vendors for production.

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In 2014, I moved on to become a production artist at a screen printing shop, focusing strictly on color separation. I would take the artwork supplied by our clients and create screen files so that the jobs can be printed. A few years later, I was promoted to become the virtual proof artist. I would take the artwork from the client and create a production proof. These proofs include imprint size, placement, and print colors. Once the client approves the proof, the artwork is sent to production to be printed.

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The experience at these jobs has given me the experience that I have applied to this freelance business.

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When I'm not at my full-time gig, I use my free time to work on all my projects. A handful of those can be found on this portfolio site.