At age 12, Someone described to me what a graphic designer was. Within minutes I knew that it was what I most wanted to be. I made scrapbooks and saved pictures and clippings, documenting first kisses and blue ribbons. As a teenager I was the editor of my yearbook – there I learned about production, deadlines and the business of design. All along, I continued to detail and execute plans for books and catalogs of my daily life. Later I was admitted to the school of my dreams and in 1990 began to practice professionally. Now I enjoy working on logos, books, websites, direct mail, brochures, newsletters, marketing materials and package design. I bring the same 12-year-old enthusiasm to each and every project.

 

On all of my projects, I am responsible for top-quality, original design. Conscientious of design budgets, I handle each project with special attention. I deliver pre-press ready files and will gladly manage your production needs upon request. My files are meticulous and highly organized. Maintaining relationships with my clients is very important to me. If I do a great job for you I know you’ll come back for more work and happily recommend me to others.

 

People like me because I’m fun to work with. I am respectful of others and have an inquisitive nature. Independent and industrious, I enjoy working collaboratively and on my own. Think of me as a creative problem solver – finding smart workarounds on budget, schedules, print limitations and other project complications.