When immersed in the design process, I focus on the
idea that my designs are to be fresh and cool. My goal is to make sure that my audience comprehends the feeling
and message in every piece. Although my designs may
have a cool vibe, I strive to successfully convey the
purpose of communication and not only create fine
art pieces.
Generally, my designs are stylistically flat and usually
consist of one color, or have a monochromatic approach.
Alternatively, most of my illustrative creations are jam-
packed with color. I believe art is stagnant in black and
white; everything pops with color.
Constructively, my works share a stronghold with
composition and the layout of every piece is executed
to-the-T. I make sure there’s enough space from the
edges and from other elements. This keeps my
viewer’s eyes from becoming strained by a busy design and
strengthens the flow of the composition.
I enjoy showing my process and the various ways I can
treat each work. It starts with listening to music and
sketching various ideas. I then look for ways to connect
other ideas together to form a strong concept.
I usually try to incorporate different trends, but I see
those more as inspiration. I take the fundamentals and
characteristics from multiple trends and warp them in a
way that is unique to my style. I don’t want to be known
as a trendy artist, I want to be a timeless artist.
Photography courtesy of Kris Rivera