I found early inspiration in American cinematography, particularly in its visual language—composition, lighting, pacing, and atmosphere. I became fascinated by how images communicate emotion and narrative beyond words, serving as a universal tool that allows audiences to perceive and interpret meaning instinctively. These influences guided me toward graphic design and filmmaking as mediums to explore identity, imagination, and lived experience.

Much of my work draws from contemporary trends and elements of pop and “geek” aesthetics, blended with the cinematic influence of late 1990s and early 2000s film culture. I admire that era for its narrative sincerity, experimentation in 3D animation, and expressive traditional animation. I enjoy merging modern design language with conceptual storytelling, staying informed about developments in film, technology, and visual culture.

I enjoy working with all kinds of people and believe the best ideas come from sharing perspectives. Whether it’s a design project, a photoshoot, or a film set, I listen, communicate openly, and make sure everyone’s voice is part of the process. My goal is to create work that feels true to your vision while bringing my own creative experience to the table.