From magazine spreads to retail displays—and everything in between
Adobe InDesign has been one of my go-to tools for creating everything from simple, single-page designs to complex, multi-page publications and large-scale retail graphics.
Over the years, I’ve designed magazines, advertisements, brochures, posters, catalogs, point-of-sale displays, endcaps, retail signage, promotional materials, and just about every kind of printed piece you can imagine. Each project brings its own challenges, whether it’s organizing a lot of information, building a strong visual hierarchy, or making sure everything looks great at its final size.
My work goes beyond layout alone. I’ve also handled photography for many of these projects, giving me the ability to create and manage imagery alongside the design. From shooting and retouching photos to combining typography, graphics, and imagery into a finished composition, I’m comfortable working through the entire creative process.
I’m experienced with InDesign’s tools and workflows, including master pages, paragraph and character styles, grids, typography, linked assets, long-document organization, and production-ready file preparation.
Whether it’s a magazine spread, a national retail campaign, or a single sign on a store shelf, I bring the same attention to detail, organization, and craftsmanship.
Good layout isn’t just about making things fit. It’s about making everything work together.