StickerChamp is a brand that I created during the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic as a way to bring in more income. I create original illustrations based on things I like. Mostly focusing on comedy & podcasts, I design, print, and ship every order. I currently have over 270,000 shop views, 9,800 sales and a growing fan base.

I have been working with Jesse of EFCC for years now, assisting him with bringing his brands to life. Originally, I was hired to brand his catering venture, Eagle Ford Catering Company. This included a logo, website, business cards and more. Jesse has since started multiple other businesses and I'm always along for the ride, continuing to develop brands and build out websites.

Responsible for designing all collateral, ads, renderings, logos and manuals across multiple businesses within the CCSI International Inc umbrella. Also responsible for updating / maintaining / redesigning websites associated with the multiple businesses.

Designing collateral for a "Lead On!" event. Designed pieces include Save the Date, Invitation, Program Book and pieces for web.

Freelance design for an event gala, "We the People". Created a logo and aesthetic to take the event in a new direction. Designing invitations, e-vites, internet banner ads, reply cards and envelopes, program book and signage to be displayed during event gala.

Formatted artwork received from clients to run properly on specific presses. Dealt with a variety of printers from in-house digital presses to Flexographic and Lithographic presses across the country. Responsible for outputting proofs as well as creating TIFFs and layouts via Prinery. Designed a number of logos and collateral materials including annual reports, brochures, packaging and more.

Worked with a variety of printers from HP, Epson and Mimaki as well as CNC cutters from Colex. Responsible for operation of all machinery, knowledge of several different materials, printing techniques and color theory.

Responsible for creating clipping masks on hundreds of photos. Received photos of rooms full of furniture and placed each piece of furniture on a white background.