I’ve always been drawn to creativity in many forms. My biggest source of inspiration comes from my family. My wife—my hero—whose persistence and creativity inspire me daily, and my three energetic boys constantly push me to see the world with fresh eyes. From building imaginative custom LEGO sets to illustrating characters sparked by their drawings, they remind me that curiosity and imagination are endless.

I also find inspiration in unexpected places—like sci-fi. Star Trek, with its conceptual vision of the future, has always sparked my imagination and reminds me of the power of design to shape ideas bigger than ourselves. Some of my best creative ideas even happen while exercising on my Peloton bike—proof that inspiration often shows up when you’re in motion.

That curiosity and drive have been with me from the start. I began in Biology, learning to methodically approach problems, analyze patterns, and follow the data to uncover solutions. But along the way, I discovered my true calling was design—a field where I could combine analytical precision with creative exploration.

The problem-solving mindset and attention to detail I developed in the lab now help me break down complex marketing, branding, and advertising challenges into clear, strategic, and visually compelling solutions.

For me, design isn’t just a job—it’s part of my identity. It’s a craft I’m proud of, and a reflection of who I am: curious, intentional, and passionate about connecting ideas with people. And the way I get there is just as important as the final result—which is why my process matters.