There is a certain force that moves graphic design, and it is centered around our audience. We sell, we influence, and, if we are good enough at what we do, we inspire people.

 

One day, I want to inspire people just as art has inspired me since I was a child. The goal is to be a part of something bigger than myself. My greatest hope is to produce work that outlives me, living on within the people it touches. As artists, we are part of a much bigger scheme of life. We are part of a movement.

 

A movement that never dies yet changes shape in enduring and impeccable ways. It transcends decades and morphs to find its passion and purpose in new ideas as time moves. We create to develop a world of emotion and dedication that may not otherwise be communicated.

 

We work to shimmy ourselves into an audience's mind and plant a seed of initiation. What that seed grows to become is out of our control. The job of the artist is complete when we enter a viewer's mind and leave something of change. That is the goal. To leave something of change, and in turn transfer the responsibility into the audience’s hands. I want to do for others what art has done for me.