I love translating people into designs. Thats what I essentially believe it comes down to. Business owners, have their personality and interests embedded within the product they create. In that sense, it's only right to have their packaging, business cards, letters, logos, etc. continue to be an extension of their visual identity.

Mimo Magazine has taught me a whole new world of publication that I am just diving into. With the significant rise in digital publishing, I want to continue to keep the traditional and classic look of print alive through the medium.

Working with small businesses as well as my friends for content on their pages, I am well versed in the aspect of investing in yourself and your business to make visions come to life.

To create this website we focused heavy on the aesthetic quality to match myself, while still considering functionality. It’s a designer’s job to balance aesthetic appeal with technical functionality and I believe this website has done just that :)

From creating my own magazine, to freelancing on the side- each project although not entirely mine, was my creative outlook on my terms of what I wanted to produce. Each work has represented where I was at the moment and who I was.