I am a designer, well sort of. I usually describe myself as a designer who focuses on the most overlooked parts of design.
It is my core belief that in order to be a contributing function of business, design must not be allowed to be perceived as this magical, veiled activity reserved only for the chosen ones. This is why I work with people and organizations struggling with design, so I can prove that design, when practiced in the open and honestly, can be an asset to everyone.
It’s hard for me to put a label exactly on what I do, so I’ll try to give you a few examples of what I’ve done before.
Scroll on down, I’m sure you’ll get it.