Electro

Digital

Arts

Grew up in Southern California with a deep obsession for two things most people thought had nothing to do with each other — art and computers. Turns out they have everything to do with each other.

At 13, I was tearing apart machines and building PCs from scratch. Not from a kit — from parts, from research, from stubbornness. That same stretch I landed on yearbook staff and never looked back: designing layouts, shooting photos, winning design awards. That's where the obsession locked in.

College came next, then every computer and design class I could get my hands on. I wasn't collecting credits, I was building a toolkit. Graphic design, programming, web development, large-format print. If it involved a screen or a press, I was in.

Spent years designing and marketing for real skincare brands — product packaging, campaigns, the whole pipeline. Built a reputation in high-resolution, large-scale work: billboards, vinyl wraps, murals — anything that demands precision at size.

Child of the 80s. Student of the future. Nostalgia fuels the aesthetic. Technology sharpens the execution.