I'm a designer and creative leader. My work lives in every Home Depot in America. I learn fast, build things that last, and I'm most useful when the problem doesn't have an obvious answer.
It hit me a while back that I've been creating things long before I knew what design even was. By sixteen years old I was painting murals on the walls of my high school in Colorado, cutting aspen branches into chess pieces (to go with the chess board I was making in wood shop) and hand-illustrating my own RPG books because I couldn't have the real ones.
I've been making things my whole life. I suppose I just eventually found a medium that pays, and gives me that good ahhhhhhhh feeling at the end of a work day.
I've been making things my whole life. I suppose I just eventually found a medium that pays, and gives me that good ahhhhhhhh feeling at the end of a work day.
Nothing compares to solving a problem or finding an idea that nobody else seems to have seen yet. It's genuinely the only sort of life I can stand to live. If I don't have a deep dive project to invest some time in, I don't feel complete.