I work across branding, motion design, video post-production, and web design. That can mean creating a new logo and identity system, animating content for social campaigns, polishing video stories, or building a website that feels smooth to use. If it’s visual and creative, chances are I can help bring it to life.

Yes! I’ve worked with small startups that are just finding their voice, as well as larger companies and agencies that already have established systems in place. I enjoy tailoring my process to fit the scale of the project, whether it’s something quick and focused or a big campaign with a lot of moving parts.

It always starts with listening. I dig into the goals, audience, and challenges before moving into concept and design work. From there, I share drafts, gather feedback, and refine until we land on something that feels right. It’s collaborative and transparent, so you’re never left guessing about where things stand.

Definitely. While much of my work lives in digital spaces, I also design for print when needed — things like posters, brochures, and campaign collateral. I enjoy bridging the two worlds so the brand feels consistent whether someone is scrolling on a phone or holding something in their hands.

The easiest way is to reach out through the contact form and tell me a little about what you’re working on. From there, I’ll follow up with a few questions and, if it makes sense, set up a quick call to go deeper. Once I understand what you need, I can map out a plan and get things moving.

It depends on the scope of the project. Smaller requests can often be wrapped up pretty quickly, while larger projects benefit from more time to explore, test, and refine. I’m happy to discuss timelines up front and create a schedule that works for both of us without rushing the creative process.

Yes, often. I’ve worked alongside brand managers, developers, copywriters, and other designers to create unified campaigns and digital products. I enjoy jumping into collaborative environments where ideas can bounce around — it usually leads to stronger, more creative results.