Hi, I am a Toronto-based graphic designer who specializes in illustration, motion design, editorial, brand identity, and photography.
I am a creative, goal-oriented, and dedicated individual, eager to utilize my perspective on life to inform my design. I am committed to creative excellence and seek the most innovative solution in the face of any problem or challenge.
Wonder and fear.
It’s my belief you must see the world through both lenses. You must never lose your childlike sense of wonder and awe.
This is what drives me to seek creative solutions, explore new possibilities, and dream new dreams. It is a positive force, filled with creative energy.
On the other hand, fear historically carries a negative connotation, often tied to malice or cowardice. To be full of fear is to be afraid.
But if you trace it back all the way to its Proto-Indo-European root, “fear” actually connects to “per”, a verbal root meaning “to try,” “to risk.”
To be a creative is to be able to balance both within yourself. The wonder to desire what’s possible, paired with a healthy level of fear that pushes you to experiment, to explore, to risk, to try.
Together, they create a balance that keeps my eyes wide open.
Why Wonderfear?
Hi, I am a Toronto-based graphic designer that specializes in illustration, motion design, editorial, brand identity, and photography.
I am a creative, goal-oriented, and dedicated individual, eager to utilize my perspective on life to inform my design. I am committed to creative excellence and seek the most innovative solution in the face of any problem or challenge.
Wonder and fear. It’s my belief that you must see the world through both lenses. You must never give your child-like sense of wonder and awe of the world. This is what pushes us to seek creative solutions, explore new possibilities, and dream of new dreams. However, you must balance that with seeing the realities of the world. Fear is connotatively a negative word, associated with malice or cowardice.
I choose to see it it’s the purest sense as both reverence and respect. The wonder of the world’s possibilities, but a healthy level of fear and respect for the realities of the world and its power. Both create a balance that allows us to see the world with our eyes wide open.