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15+ years in design taught me this: Tools change. Principles don’t. Inspiration hits when you least expect it. Listening saves hours. Communication is key. People don’t hire the “best” designer. They hire who they trust to solve the real problem(s).

Some snippets from my workspace. 📸 Turns out your workspace really does affect how you work. Here’s what made the difference for me 👇 • Warm layered lighting • Objects that actually mean something to me • Multiple zones to work from • Fewer things, higher quality • Custom furniture tailored to how I work • Plants makes the space feel alive • Natural light, always Might do a quick office tour video. Would that be interesting to see? 😊

One week into November and no complaints. • My daughter (also my studio intern) turned 1 • Still loving the daily ride • Studio coffee hits different • Closed a solid batch of projects • 4/4 workouts done Wishing you a calm and focused week ahead.

Getting $10K+ design clients isn’t luck. It’s built on consistency, trust, and real value. Share your work. Solve real problems. Show results. Build relationships. Keep learning. Be a partner, not a vendor. Stay human.

Designers motion isn’t decoration. After 15+ years designing, here’s what actually works 👇 • Keep it short (200–500 ms) • Timing is everything. Refine until it feels right • Microinteractions > big flashy moves • Build a motion pattern library like your design system • Opacity, scale, and rotation go a long way Motion should guide, not distract.

I’ve spent the last 3+ months working on this showreel. Editing, design, and sound, all from scratch. At first, I wanted to outsource it. Then I realized no one’s coming to save me. So I did it myself. And here it is. 🎬 Let me know what you think. 👋

15+ years in design taught me this: Tools change. Principles don’t. Inspiration hits when you least expect it. Listening saves hours. Communication is key. People don’t hire the “best” designer. They hire who they trust to solve the real problem(s).

Some snippets from my workspace. 📸 Turns out your workspace really does affect how you work. Here’s what made the difference for me 👇 • Warm layered lighting • Objects that actually mean something to me • Multiple zones to work from • Fewer things, higher quality • Custom furniture tailored to how I work • Plants makes the space feel alive • Natural light, always Might do a quick office tour video. Would that be interesting to see? 😊

I’ve spent the last 3+ months working on this showreel. Editing, design, and sound, all from scratch. At first, I wanted to outsource it. Then I realized no one’s coming to save me. So I did it myself. And here it is. 🎬 Let me know what you think. 👋

Getting $10K+ design clients isn’t luck. It’s built on consistency, trust, and real value. Share your work. Solve real problems. Show results. Build relationships. Keep learning. Be a partner, not a vendor. Stay human.

One week into November and no complaints. • My daughter (also my studio intern) turned 1 • Still loving the daily ride • Studio coffee hits different • Closed a solid batch of projects • 4/4 workouts done Wishing you a calm and focused week ahead.

Designers motion isn’t decoration. After 15+ years designing, here’s what actually works 👇 • Keep it short (200–500 ms) • Timing is everything. Refine until it feels right • Microinteractions > big flashy moves • Build a motion pattern library like your design system • Opacity, scale, and rotation go a long way Motion should guide, not distract.

Designers. Visual quality is no longer a nice-to-have. It’s the difference between ignored and remembered. Here’s what still matters 👇 • Good typography is everything • Obsess over details (shadows, glows, spacing) • Microinteractions > static UI • Try new tools. Don’t settle for one style • White space = breathing room • Iterate. Never settle on v1 Break the rules. Don’t just follow trends.