Works

Selected works for various clients, ranged from 2016 to 2026

Selected works for various clients, ranged from 2016 to 2026

NutraChamps

Video

Motion Graphics

3D

NutraChamps

Video

Motion Graphics

3D

NutraChamps

Video

Motion Graphics

3D

Ancestral Haven

Brand Identity

Packaging Design

Amazon Creative

Ancestral Haven

Brand Identity

Packaging Design

Amazon Creative

Ancestral Haven

Brand Identity

Packaging Design

Amazon Creative

Infernal Void

Brand Identity

Esports Design

Stream Elements

Infernal Void

Brand Identity

Esports Design

Stream Elements

Infernal Void

Brand Identity

Esports Design

Stream Elements

Libheration

Brand Identity

UI Design

Visual Direction

Libheration

Brand Identity

UI Design

Visual Direction

Libheration

Brand Identity

UI Design

Visual Direction

Illustrations

Character Illustration

Digital Art

Semi-Realistic Style

Illustrations

Character Illustration

Digital Art

Semi-Realistic Style

Illustrations

Character Illustration

Digital Art

Semi-Realistic Style

Common Questions

What types of projects do you specialize in?

I consider myself a generalist by intention. I’ve put consistent effort into becoming well-rounded across many areas of graphic design, from branding and layout to digital assets and motion. That said, my most recent focus and strongest interest is in motion graphics and 3D. I enjoy how they combine design, storytelling, and technical problem-solving, and I’ve been actively pushing my skills in those areas through both client and personal work.

How would you describe your design skill set?

My skill set is broad but structured. I’m comfortable working across brand identity, packaging, digital design, motion graphics, and 3D, and I focus on understanding how each discipline supports the overall system rather than treating them as isolated outputs. I care deeply about clarity, consistency, and execution, and I’m especially attentive to how design performs in real-world contexts, whether that’s on Amazon, social platforms, or within a digital product.

What role do you typically play on projects?

Depending on the project, I often take on a lead or end-to-end role, handling visual direction and execution across multiple deliverables. I’m comfortable owning a project from concept to final output, but I also enjoy collaborating within a team and contributing to a larger vision. I adapt easily to different workflows and value clear communication and feedback throughout the process.

How do you approach designing across multiple formats and platforms?

I approach design as a system first. Before jumping into execution, I focus on establishing a strong visual foundation that can scale across formats, whether that’s packaging, video, UI, social content, or internal assets. This approach helps ensure consistency while allowing flexibility for platform-specific requirements, such as performance constraints, technical guidelines, or user behavior.

What kind of teams or environments do you work best in?

I work best in environments that value thoughtful design, clear goals, and open communication. I appreciate teams where design is seen as a problem-solving discipline rather than just decoration. I’m comfortable in fast-moving settings, especially when there’s room to iterate, learn, and continuously improve both the work and the process.

Let’s Connect

Open to New Opportunities and Conversations.

Common Questions

What types of projects do you specialize in?

I consider myself a generalist by intention. I’ve put consistent effort into becoming well-rounded across many areas of graphic design, from branding and layout to digital assets and motion. That said, my most recent focus and strongest interest is in motion graphics and 3D. I enjoy how they combine design, storytelling, and technical problem-solving, and I’ve been actively pushing my skills in those areas through both client and personal work.

How would you describe your design skill set?

My skill set is broad but structured. I’m comfortable working across brand identity, packaging, digital design, motion graphics, and 3D, and I focus on understanding how each discipline supports the overall system rather than treating them as isolated outputs. I care deeply about clarity, consistency, and execution, and I’m especially attentive to how design performs in real-world contexts, whether that’s on Amazon, social platforms, or within a digital product.

What role do you typically play on projects?

Depending on the project, I often take on a lead or end-to-end role, handling visual direction and execution across multiple deliverables. I’m comfortable owning a project from concept to final output, but I also enjoy collaborating within a team and contributing to a larger vision. I adapt easily to different workflows and value clear communication and feedback throughout the process.

How do you approach designing across multiple formats and platforms?

I approach design as a system first. Before jumping into execution, I focus on establishing a strong visual foundation that can scale across formats, whether that’s packaging, video, UI, social content, or internal assets. This approach helps ensure consistency while allowing flexibility for platform-specific requirements, such as performance constraints, technical guidelines, or user behavior.

What kind of teams or environments do you work best in?

I work best in environments that value thoughtful design, clear goals, and open communication. I appreciate teams where design is seen as a problem-solving discipline rather than just decoration. I’m comfortable in fast-moving settings, especially when there’s room to iterate, learn, and continuously improve both the work and the process.

Let’s Connect

Open to New Opportunities and Conversations.

Common Questions

What types of projects do you specialize in?

I consider myself a generalist by intention. I’ve put consistent effort into becoming well-rounded across many areas of graphic design, from branding and layout to digital assets and motion. That said, my most recent focus and strongest interest is in motion graphics and 3D. I enjoy how they combine design, storytelling, and technical problem-solving, and I’ve been actively pushing my skills in those areas through both client and personal work.

How would you describe your design skill set?

My skill set is broad but structured. I’m comfortable working across brand identity, packaging, digital design, motion graphics, and 3D, and I focus on understanding how each discipline supports the overall system rather than treating them as isolated outputs. I care deeply about clarity, consistency, and execution, and I’m especially attentive to how design performs in real-world contexts, whether that’s on Amazon, social platforms, or within a digital product.

What role do you typically play on projects?

Depending on the project, I often take on a lead or end-to-end role, handling visual direction and execution across multiple deliverables. I’m comfortable owning a project from concept to final output, but I also enjoy collaborating within a team and contributing to a larger vision. I adapt easily to different workflows and value clear communication and feedback throughout the process.

How do you approach designing across multiple formats and platforms?

I approach design as a system first. Before jumping into execution, I focus on establishing a strong visual foundation that can scale across formats, whether that’s packaging, video, UI, social content, or internal assets. This approach helps ensure consistency while allowing flexibility for platform-specific requirements, such as performance constraints, technical guidelines, or user behavior.

What kind of teams or environments do you work best in?

I work best in environments that value thoughtful design, clear goals, and open communication. I appreciate teams where design is seen as a problem-solving discipline rather than just decoration. I’m comfortable in fast-moving settings, especially when there’s room to iterate, learn, and continuously improve both the work and the process.

Let’s Connect

Open to New Opportunities and Conversations.