What is the difference between an artist and a designer? Both seek to identify and then overcome boundaries that encapsulate the everyday life of the individual.

An artist expresses the ephemeral, the shared experience, whilst highlighting the nuances of the ordinary and the obscure with emotion, color, and finesse.

However, a designer delves into art with a deeper focus on shaping artistry with precise intentions. Designing with purposeful choices; provoking thought and interaction between audience and artwork.

Identifying as both, my goals as a passionate individual are to bridge the divides between clients and their audiences, whether that be in a commercial or personal capacity.

In my time growing up in Camden, New Jersey, and studying graphic design for seven years academically, and three professionally, I have arrived at one simple truth.

The world is full of miscommunication, confusion, and ignorance. These states of mind if left unaided lead to frustration. Frustration leads to anger, and anger leads to hate.

I believe it is the ultimate responsibility of design to conclusively clear away the noise and provide a straightforward understanding of ideas, thoughts, beliefs, and most important truths.

Through understanding, we develop acceptance.
Through acceptance, we grow compassion.
Through compassion, we find love.