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Mid-2021, I pivoted my marketing and design career to follow a passion that for some didn't make sense; I got my license to practice real estate. What many fail to understand is that being self-employed as a real estate agent requires the same skill set and knowledge that for years, I used to build other brands and businesses. Now I am the client and I'm marketing my business, while also getting to meet new people, build some incredible relationships, and help families like mine through the… Show more Mid-2021, I pivoted my marketing and design career to follow a passion that for some didn't make sense; I got my license to practice real estate. What many fail to understand is that being self-employed as a real estate agent requires the same skill set and knowledge that for years, I used to build other brands and businesses. Now I am the client and I'm marketing my business, while also getting to meet new people, build some incredible relationships, and help families like mine through the process of buying, selling, and investing in real estate. Show less

I am a freelance graphic designer and branding specialist who collaborates with diverse clients from different industries, including start-ups. I offer comprehensive marketing and design solutions for both print and digital platforms. Some clients engage me for a one-time project, while others seek my services for developing their entire brand and corresponding assets.

I joined this company as a graphic designer and grew to become their Art Director, leading a team of talented creatives that included other designers, web developers, illustrators, and copywriters. In addition to managing the team, I continued to assist in the design of marketing materials for print and digital mediums across a diverse range of industries. I also managed clients directly and navigated the production process of these assets, as well as other necessary administrative tasks.

Right out of college, I joined forces with The Janice Group, which allowed me to focus my sights primarily on print design and layout. I quickly grew to love typography and branding. This position allowed me to explore my craft and begin to refine it.

Work study was for helping run the bookstore, stuffing envelopes with invoices (including ones addressed to myself by the way), filing away endless piles of documents, and basically floating between departments to whomever needed us more... that is, until I came along. I still shared in many of those responsibilities and also became an expert copy "un-jammer", but I was determined to put my design skills to use and managed to spend most of my time in the career center where I helped with… Show more Work study was for helping run the bookstore, stuffing envelopes with invoices (including ones addressed to myself by the way), filing away endless piles of documents, and basically floating between departments to whomever needed us more... that is, until I came along. I still shared in many of those responsibilities and also became an expert copy "un-jammer", but I was determined to put my design skills to use and managed to spend most of my time in the career center where I helped with resumes, designed student appreciation day assets (banners, signage, tickets, etc), nursing programs, and other campus posters, brochures, etc. I am proud to say that to this day, there is a work study position now designated for a graphic arts student. Show less