Graphic designers are visual communicators. They communicate ideas through the use of visuals and design. Since that involves finding the best approach to communicate an idea, they are primarily visual communication problem solvers.

Being a designer is akin to being a symphony composer. The designer orchestrates the string, woodwind, brass, and percussion sections to play, well — beautiful music. That means knowing how each instrumentalist contributes to a composition to acheive a desired sound. So, designers bring a “big picture” or orchestral view to the theater.

Effective examples of graphic design are all around us. You see it in the products you consume to the places you traverse everyday. Below, some samples of my design repertoire, executed primarily in traditional mass media, but also on other stages: