It’s me.

I became a designer almost by necessity. Drawing and crafting had always been a part of my life. In Mr. Aiken’s art classroom at Tucker High School I learned art and design concepts and applied them in all forms of mediums and techniques, from pencil drawing and jewelry making to giant dream catchers built in old bike wheels and ill fated acetylene-powered rockets built from Fruitopia bottles.

In college art was still a part of my life, but I went in a different direction and found myself married to a youth pastor and working as a raft guide (sweet gig, I highly recommend it). Opportunities to use my skills kept popping up and shirt designs, graphics for the youth services, print projects, became a training ground. Eventually I took my first paid logo design job and my life as a designer began.

Since then I have worked with countless clients delivering creative solutions and quality work.