When I graduated from college, the internet was just a gleam in someone’s eye. If I was meeting a friend for coffee, I couldn’t just email or text to say I was running late. The landline was king. And coffee sucked (but that’s another story).

Soon after, something called the global village found its way into my tiny Manhattan studio, and I realized that something amazing was about to happen. My enthusiasm for this new medium led me to make the leap from painting alone in my apartment, to actively participating in its development. I knew that it would not only change my life, but everyone else’s on the planet. Communication had evolved.

My mission now is to provide visual clarity in the midst of noise, substance in the midst of fluff, simplicity for universal access, innovation in place of old habits, and beauty in all shapes. For great ideas to change the world, they need great execution.

If you’d like to talk to me about it, you can find me here: