Question 1

What's your design background and experience?

Accepted Answer

I come from a background that mixes design, culture, and storytelling. Over time I've worked on brand identity, digital content, and visual systems for businesses that needed clarity more than decoration.

Question 2

What industries or types of clients do you work with?

Accepted Answer

I work mostly with small businesses, entrepreneurs, and independent brands. The common thread is not the industry, but the need to communicate better and stand out with intention.

Question 3

What's your design philosophy?

Accepted Answer

Design is not about making things look good. It's about making things make sense. A strong visual should carry meaning, not just style.

Question 4

How did you start in graphic design?

Accepted Answer

It started from a natural attraction to visuals, then grew into a structured practice. Over time I moved from experimenting to building systems and helping others shape their identity through design.

Question 5

Do you work remotely or in person?

Accepted Answer

Mostly remotely. It allows me to work with clients from different places while keeping the process flexible and efficient. When needed, I'm open to in-person collaborations.

Question 6

What's your creative process?

Accepted Answer

It starts with understanding. I ask questions, look at context, and define direction. Then I explore concepts, refine them, and build a solution that feels coherent and usable.

Question 7

What tools and software do you use?

Accepted Answer

I work mainly with industry standard tools like Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe InDesign, depending on the project.

Question 8

Are you available for long-term projects or one-off work?

Accepted Answer

Both. Some clients need a single project, others need ongoing support. I adapt based on what actually helps your business grow.

Question 9

Where are you based and do you work internationally?

Accepted Answer

I'm based in Decatur, GA — part of the greater Atlanta area — and I work with clients worldwide. Distance is not a limitation when the process is clear.

Question 10

What inspires your design work?

Accepted Answer

Inspiration comes from culture, books, travel, and observing how people communicate visually in everyday life. Design doesn't live in isolation, it reflects the world around it.