There’s no better feeling than hitting the export button on a project. Except for, of course, the feeling you get when it actually finishes exporting.My job is to create eye catching visuals that people find appealing and interesting to look at. A big part of graphic design is solving the problems of the people that come to us for help. In that way, design is like solving a puzzle, and I’ve always loved doing that ever since I was a child. Problem solving, creativity, and determination are the cornerstones to accomplishing tasks and finishing projects, so of course, I’ve become very good at doing just that.I realized I wanted design to be my profession when I was in secondary school. I was lost on what I wanted to do with my future and out of nowhere one of my friends told me: “Aren’t you good with creative things, since you like creating things in Photoshop and editing clips in your spare time?”. That was an eye opening moment for me, since he was completely right, that was what I was looking for, but didn’t find on my own. The next thing I did was apply at a vocational school of applied arts, where I spent the next four years honing my skills and learning the groundwork of graphic design. Since then I’ve spent my time working and developing my passion for creating design with companies, associations, and private companies.I have to admit, my favorite type of design is motion design, without any doubt. From animating in Adobe After Effects, to rendering 3D environments in Cinema 4D, there is nothing that I like to do better than seeing visuals that come to life. I feel like the possibilities and creative choices are infinite, which makes me want to explore and get lost to fill all of my curiosity.If you’d like to connect with me and chat about anything, make sure to send me a message!