Multimedia Specialist

I've used Photoshop for a few years now to create graphics and posters for school work, mainly taking inspiration from Pinterest and other graphic posters I see out in public. However, I still have a lot to learn, by finding work in the graphic design industry. I might learn a thing or two that allows me to elevate my use of Photoshop.

I've always loved visual design. When making posters, the elements I use must be pleasing to the eye. I've developed my techniques and style over the years and it's seeped into the way I see visual design in products, websites, billboards, advertisements, and more.

I've had an interest in video editing since I was a kid. When I first started using Adobe Premiere Pro, I dove head-first into YouTube tutorials and experimented with the tools at hand. Though I use Adobe Premiere Pro mostly for sequencing (cutting, clipping, and fixing raw footage), I still feel I've got more to learn in this application. I'm hoping that by finding work, I might learn industry tips and tricks that I'll be able to integrate into my creative process.

I love reading books and poetry, I've always admired my sister who was a writer and I decided to hone my skills in essay writing through school activities and tests. This translated into my fluency in English and how I like to write expositions inside my posters. I'm not a master at creative writing however but I am willing to learn further.

After having picked up After Effects in 2022, I attempted to make music videos and edit my favorite shows to music. Through that, I found motion graphics. I enjoyed making YouTube videos for my friends, and small-scale motion graphics. I integrated it into my video editing process. I do most of my video editing in After Effects now, and I still have much to learn in the process and use of the application. (my learning is hindered by my 5 year old computer since AE is laggy and tends to crash)

Graphic Design is one of the things I want to learn the most, mastering the way information is etched into visual content and allowing people to see beauty while learning something new is a power I want to wield. Beginning in 2020, I started dabbing my hand in Canva and creating small-scale projects for my school work. After moving to Photoshop, I leaned into my interest more and I created posters with inspiration from Pinterest and films. Overall, I'm moderately proficient at graphic design but I still have a lot to learn to say that I am great at it.

I'm a photography hobbyist. I like to take pictures during my travels and certain aspects of the things I've learned in visual and graphic design and transferred into how I take pictures.

I started learning Instructional Design just last year when I started making posters for school, these school projects usually included disaster management, standard operating procedures for tech stuff, and the likes. I still have much to learn but I can say that my eye for design has helped me improve the instructional design projects that I helm.