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I stumbled upon design by accident. I did not always find an interest in typefaces, letterforms, and well-designed objects.Until one morning I awoke and began to appreciate a well-designed logo orcharming vernacular typography and sneer at the cold, basic, corporateadvertisements that surrounded me. Ever since, I have gracefully tumbledthrough the design world, absorbing every snippet of inspiration, beauty, andinnovation I can uncover, so as to use these sources to create new andbeautiful things. I believe that good design reflects the honest intentions ofa naïve mind and the sophistication and grace of an old pro. I tumble my waythrough a project; my time management is poor, I change my concept severalhundred times, and never feel as though my final product is truly finished. Butthrough this process I learn about myself, I learn new techniques and betterways of thinking, and the outcome is put-together and a step above theprevious. Granted, I have a lot to learn; but it is through this process ofpure intentions and interest that I slowly find my way. My style of design isnaïve and pure, yet gracefully hides any hints of insecurity or displeasure.