“Creativity is a
wild mind & a disciplined eye.”
What I am...
EMPATHIC.
It’s my secret weapon in design. I don’t just make things look good—I get inside the audience’s head and make them feel something.
ADAPTABLE.
I can go from high-energy, loud, and bold designs to quiet, subtle, and moody pieces. Whatever fits the message best. We all have our own style and I certainly have mine, but I can adapt and adhere to a client's style quickly. I like to call myself a method designer 😎.
A TEAM PLAYER.
I’ve been a part of a creative teams/hubs, where collaboration was key—but I also value the balance of working independently. I enjoy the mix of teamwork and solo projects, giving me the flexibility to adapt to different creative challenges. I’m skilled at juggling multiple projects under tight deadlines while knowing when to take the lead and get things done on my own.
MASTER OF PUNS (& WORDPLAY).
“Her puns really quack me up.” – Jim Green, Dad
EVER EVOLVING.
I stay on top of the latest design trends, Adobe updates, and emerging creative tools. Whether it's a new Photoshop feature, the latest AI tools & updates on Midjourney, or a motion trend in After Effects, I make sure I know what’s out there—and how to use it to make my work even better.
I graduated from art school in 2007, where they taught us QUARK. And FLASH ANIMATION. If that doesn’t tell you how much I’ve had to keep up with evolving tech, I don’t know what will. (Gosh, I sound old...)
What I'm not...
AFRAID OF PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Performing on stage as a kid gave me something invaluable: I’m totally cool speaking in front of large crowds. I’ve presented creative concepts to rooms full of execs and led many national calls with hundreds of attendees. When I'm passionate about what I'm presenting, it really shows.
A MICROMANAGER.
Everyone works differently and needs to do things in their way, depending on the project. Sometimes, it’s an all-hands-on-deck situation. Other times, it’s someone who needs a little guidance.
A "9 to 5" WORKER.
Sure, I technically work 9-5, but my best ideas happen at weird hours—like when I’m walking my dog in the park on a Sunday. Or when I wake up at 3 AM to scribble a genius idea that looks like gibberish in the morning.
AFRAID TO PUSH BOUNDARIES.
Most of the best advertisements make people feel something. Because memorable is what makes advertising work. Originality is a must.
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