In 2009, my artistic path was sparked by an unlikely tool: a toy-grade purple Crayola camera. Carrying it everywhere meant framing the world without worrying about rules or settings. That simple, playful dynamic established a foundational instinct for composition, unique angles, and raw, honest moments.
As years progressed, the toy-grade pixels transitioned into professional camera lenses. By 2016, I was dedicating hours to mastering composition, light refraction, studio lighting environments, and professional post-production suites. Every photograph became a balance between chemistry and emotion.
Today, my focus is on delivering high quality photos, graphics, and website experiences.
Outside of client deliverables, I stay deeply connected with the local creative scene. As a member of the Shasta Photo Club and the Exchange Club of Redding, I collaborate with local community members, sharing insights and helping Northern California businesses stand out.
The future of digital storytelling lies at the convergence of hard work and great people. I hope to expand my development focus into a sustainable and automated creative experience.
My creative processes and clients will continue to evolve, but the core principle of using digital design techniques will always remain the foundation of MG3.
To craft digital artworks that my clients will hold dear, while ensuring that the creative process is an enjoyable experience for both my clients and myself.
To inspire individuals, as others have done for me, to maintain a creative perspective and visually capture the world through their own unique lens.
Being receptive to feedback from others, regardless of its nature, is essential to my functioning, and most importantly, to my growth.