Creating a wide variety of different designs for anyone from a friend that needs a CD cover to help with branding for multi-million dollar companies. I have learned how to communicate with clients and interpret their specific needs very well and this has allowed me to become an extremely versatile artist (or graphic artist if I need a title). My toolbox includes: pen, pencil, paper, a digital SLR camera, a Macbook, an iMac, and Adobe Creative Suite. With these tools I have created logos, menus, vehicle wraps, banners, posters, graphic t-shirts, stickers, extraordinary photographs, portions of websites, business cards, customized wine bottles, wedding invitations, stationery, watermarks, flyers, shopping bags, etc. I am always excited about the next opportunity. The next thing that I will learn. The next person that I will meet in the industry. The next time I get to do what I love.

Graphic Design, Laser Engraving- ADA sign design and production, Project Management, Sign Production and Installation, Estimating,etc. My first 'real' 9-5 job. The things I learned while working there were priceless in my efforts to become a successful graphic designer. I learned priceless information about the industry and really 'found myself' in terms of the career path that I want to take.

Serving, Customer Service, Training, etc. This was where I really began to learn the art of communication and making customers/clients happy. Also, this is where I found out the importance of a college degree and made me highly motivated to move forward in life and be the best designer I could possibly be.