I’m a graphic designer who is currently based in Pleasant Hill, CA. I have a love for anime, musicals, and writing.
My target audience is anyone seeking creativity in both the simple and hidden things in life. My influences are anything that spurs my creativity, ranging from real-life problems to imaginary tv shows. My work is the result of me doing what is needed from me professionally and/or anything that inspires me. My art starts out as an idea in my head, then I seek out inspiration, experiment with my pieces, and finally add the finishing touches to my art before presenting it to the world. While it may be difficult at times, I will always do my best to meet the needs of my clients and inspire them with my ideas.
Over the years, I've developed a set of skills that have come in handy for all sorts of artistic projects and professional works, including company logo design, animations, creative story writing, and even a bit of animation and website coding, but that's a very minor skill.
This story tells the tale of two sisters who have never gotten along but have no choice but to come together when things get tough. It’s a tale of mistrust, acceptance, family, and ingenuity. The book was made in response for Elizabeth’s senior high school project. This project encompassed an eight-to-ten-page paper that showed the benefits and correlations of young readers and their literacy skills. The book took over three weeks to write and another two weeks to finish illustrating. Elizabeth didn’t hire anyone to draw her pictures; she drew them all herself. The book has been read to some of the students at Sequoia Elementary and Middle School.
