Creativity has always been part of my life. From designing logos for my neighbor at 14, to spending (lots of) time immersed in city-builder games, to making short films with friends in high school – creating was never really a choice. It just happened.
Over the past decade, I explored different creative paths, but my career naturally took shape in social media design, digital marketing, and web design.
Along the way, I’ve worked with a wide range of companies across very different industries. That experience taught me how to design with intention – understanding the target audience and creating work that goes beyond looking good, to truly making an impact.
I’m still in love with what I do. Being challenged fuels me. That’s why I want to be your graphic designer here in PEI: to deliver more than you expect.
This is my personal creative toolkit. They’re the softwares I use the most.
Video editing
Illustration design
Image editing and design
Website management
WordPress page builder
Google and social media advertisement
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The Office shows that simple things can be powerful. Simple design, built around feelings and stories, can make a strong impact without being flashy.
I’ve also learned that good timing and humor make a message stronger. As a designer, I try to make simple words and images say a lot.
He showcase how to use colors, types and framing to intensify emotions and enhance the narrative. Create identity and deliberate visual choices are vital in branding and user experience design.
The director also break the rules and play with our expectations. It makes me more confident to be creative and try different styles, mix types, shapes and be away from the doing the same others do.
Games are one of my biggest sources of creative inspiration. They are made by many different artists working together and show how powerful visual storytelling can be.
They’ve taught me that design is more than just how things look; it’s about meaning and feeling. Every detail (colours, fonts, sounds, layout) is carefully chosen. Games are great at guiding people’s actions, from emotional choices to small hints that keep them engaged.
They are a lesson in design, creativity, and how to make a good experience for users.