From clean geometry to complex illustration, built to scale
I’ve been working with Adobe Illustrator since 2008, using it for everything from simple icons and clean graphic elements to detailed illustrations, typography, logos, technical artwork, and complex vector compositions.
I’m comfortable working across a wide range of styles and techniques. That can mean precise geometric artwork, bold graphic illustration, organic hand-drawn forms, gradients and dimensional effects, custom lettering, patterns, icon systems, infographics, or highly detailed vector artwork.
Over the years, Illustrator has become one of my core creative tools. I’m familiar with most of its tools and workflows and know how to build artwork that isn’t just visually polished, but organized, editable, scalable, and ready for wherever it needs to go next.
Vector work often requires a balance between technical precision and creative problem-solving. Sometimes every anchor point matters. Other times the goal is to make something feel loose, expressive, and anything but digital.
Whether I’m creating an illustration from scratch, translating a sketch into vectors, developing brand assets, or preparing production-ready artwork, I can adapt the technique to the project.
Different styles. Different applications. One endlessly flexible set of tools.