Over 20 years of Graphic Design and I still love it!

I’ve been a graphic designer for over 20 years, and somehow, I still wake up excited to create.

Design has never felt like “just a job” to me. It’s been a constant companion—shaping the way I see the world, how I solve problems, and how I tell stories. From early sketches to polished final pieces, I’ve always loved the process just as much as the finished result.

Earlier in my career, I had the opportunity to teach graphic design, which remains one of the most meaningful chapters of my journey. Guiding young designers, watching ideas click, and helping students realize their creative potential was incredibly rewarding. There’s something powerful about inspiring curiosity and confidence in someone who’s just beginning to find their voice. Teaching reminded me why I fell in love with design in the first place.

Professionally, I’ve been fortunate to work on a wide range of projects, including designing for video games through work connected with Sony PlayStation. Being part of that world—where storytelling, interaction, and visual impact collide—was exhilarating. Designing for games challenged me creatively and technically, and it pushed me to think beyond static visuals into immersive experiences. It’s work I’m deeply proud of and still genuinely excited about.

Alongside client and studio work, personal projects have always been essential to me. They’re where I experiment, play, and create without limits. These projects keep my creativity sharp and my passion alive, reminding me that design doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful—it just has to be honest.

Now, after decades of experience, I find myself looking toward the future with the same excitement I had at the beginning. I hope to continue growing, creating, and eventually thriving in my own business—building something that reflects not just my skills, but my values, curiosity, and love for design.

Twenty-plus years in, and I can say this with confidence: I still love what I do. And I can’t wait to see where it takes me next.

Here are some of my favorite pieces...