Background

When I was just a kid, I used to charge 25 cents for a black and white, 50 cents for a color hand drawing of this famous robot like Transformers called Voltes V. So after working as a drycleaner, milk man, and some other odd jobs just to make a living, I thought to myself, why not go back to school and take anything to do with art. So I took Graphic Arts at Red River College and got myself a designing job at a Screen Printing place. Then I moved on to designing ads, using a Mac Classic (my first use of computer to design) for Canadian Publishers. After designing just newspaper ads for almost a decade, I decided to work as a Graphic Designer for Unigraphics and created beautiful print materials for John Heppenstall who is now the president of Hep Communications.

What sparks your passion?

Of course, that would be my wife Luisa and my four kids who complete me.

Ideal Adventure?

A Carnival or Disney Cruise with my family... all inclusive.

Interesting Fact

I was one of the judge chosen to judge a Canada wide newspaper/magazine/publication for Ad designs... and I dance ZUMBA.

What show could you watch 50 times in a row?

Mr. Bean for sure... he doesn't even need to talk and he'll make you laugh.

Imparting Words of Wisdom

Imagination is more important than knowledge...Knowledge is limited; imagination encircles the world. - Albert Einstein