My life experiences and skills have led me to graphic design. I began with fine art, followed by photography, developed a passion for landscape design, and finally settled in graphic design. It took considerable time to master these skills, but they now greatly inform my design approach. Learning the basics of composition and color theory during childhood laid a strong foundation for my development as a designer. Photography taught me how to manipulate light and create contrast, while landscape design helped me understand proportions and find balance inspired by nature. I often draw inspiration from nature, seeking the right shapes, colors, and compositions.

Having lived most of my life in Europe before moving to America, adapting to a new culture broadened my perspective and enriched my design sensibilities. My knowledge of different languages and cultures helps me create high-quality designs. Over time, I've developed a keen sense of aesthetics. However, in design, I value not only aesthetics but also functionality. Time is precious in today's modern world, so I prioritize simplicity and functionality in my designs. It's important to me that design principles yield tangible benefits for users, communities, and the environment. I take pride in contributing to the community through my design solutions. My experience working with diverse audiences, including volunteering in Kenya and solving problems for clients from various backgrounds in the church, has strengthened my public relations skills.