I don’t like to think of myself as just a Graphic Designer, it sounds plain. I think all graphic designers are really just jacks of all creative trades and use their knowledge of these trades to tackle practical problems in day to day society.

My journey to become a designer is probably one many can relate with although maybe for someone my age it would be considered a tad unorthodox - I was only 17 when I began Learning the adobe suite by myself, i’ve always been a practical learner and someone who learns from trial and error, breaking and fixing.

However I was pretty good at it, so good I was getting a following on YouTube for my tutorials as well as a small client base, without which I wouldn’t of been able to afford to travel to my college and afford lunch and so forth - I guess you could say I was pretty self driven and efficient.

After realizing the Game Design industry was an industry I felt wasn’t compatible with what I wanted to create and achieve I began freelancing on a larger scale. As a former competitior in E-Sports I and still to this day get regular contact with E-Sports teams and businessmen that seek my work, but this wasn’t enough to survive on and I felt my knowledge of the Design industry has gaps so I decided after a year out of education to return to it, to study my degree - which I graduated with this year.

It is now time for me to venture into a threshold of new oppotunities and learning curves and explore the working enviroment from a studio perspective and along side this I bring my ambitions to become ever more humble and skilled as a designer, to push E-Sports out of the underground movement it once was and into the mainstream with my skill set and more than ever become to voice of a second opinion, the what if, I want to create that something that makes people stop and think - “Wow, I never thought about that.”