My creative journey began in the tactile world of print - designing posters, editorial layouts, advertising, merchandise, and packaging for a diverse range of clients across commercial and entertainment sectors. From vinyl covers and CD sleeves to magazine spreads and large-scale campaigns, these early experiences taught me the fundamentals of visual hierarchy, structure, and rhythm.

Each project was an exercise in balancing form, texture, and typography to convey clear, compelling messages. Whether creating for a major brand or an underground release, I’ve always approached print with intensity and respect for the medium’s physicality - understanding that these pieces aren’t just images but objects that carry meaning and provoke curiosity.

Print taught me how to shape narratives through deliberate contrast, layering, and careful composition. These lessons remain at the heart of my design process today, influencing how I approach digital and screen-based work with the same commitment to clarity and impact.

Beyond traditional print, I’ve also worked on limited edition packaging, posters for cultural events, and editorial spreads that needed to balance visual boldness with narrative subtlety. Each project offered its own challenge - from maintaining brand identity to pushing creative boundaries while respecting the medium’s unique demands.

In today’s hybrid creative landscape, print and physical media continue to hold relevance - offering brands and artists tactile moments that digital often can’t replicate. The weight of paper, the texture of ink, the unexpected details - these sensory experiences invite deeper engagement and leave lasting impressions.