I’m a visual designer with a background in technology. My journey started in software development, but I eventually realized I was more interested in how things looked and felt rather than just how they functioned. That led me to pursue an MFA in Visual Communication Design at RIT, where I set out to find the best of both worlds.
Typography is at the heart of my work—it’s where every project begins for me. The right typeface sets the tone, personality, and entire visual language. I experiment with form, structure, and meaning to craft design that doesn’t just communicate but leaves an impression.
Design, for me, isn’t just about hopping from one project to the next—it’s about building systems that solve problems with intention. At RIT, I’ve learnt how to balance form with function, crafting visuals that don’t just look good but work seamlessly for their purpose. That same problem-solving mindset shapes how I navigate everything—from daily routines to creative pursuits.
If you’d like to talk about design (or grotesque fonts), let’s connect!