As child, I grew up using the computer because my father is an IT specialist. I found that over time I was drawn to creating on the computer. With so much support form my family I continued a fascinating trek that led me to graphic design.

My mother gave me an opportunity to work for her non-profit company as their graphic designer. Once they had one they realized how much they needed a designer, then developed things for me to do.

These experiences have led me understand the need for graphic designers. The work that I do has been so helpful for getting the word out about what this non-profit does; the same is true for any concept would need to be understood or learned about. That thought made me understand the power of a message, especially when it is clearly transmitted and received.

I feel that understanding the problem in front of me is key. Whether it be researching the topic, or taking some key phrases and running with them, the process leads me to an idea that will round out the product. After knowing all about it, I want people to easily understand the content in front of them. Other than that, my art is intuitive; I have a great sense of space and layout and do most of my art on the computer.

Every day, every problem is a brand new experience.