I'm the maker
behind MindVision.
I grew up as the only boy with three sisters, and art became my time to settle down. It gave me a place to focus, explore, and make something of my own. With my brain always working and wondering, there was always another idea to try and another design finding its way out.
MindVision Graphics brings those interests together. My work moves between the screen and the workbench, connecting how something looks with how it's actually made. I like being involved in the details, from the first concept to the finished piece.
A design should
have some personality.
I'm drawn to work that feels distinctive, not like another copy of the same template. That can mean a playful theme, a bold graphic, a custom shape, or a small detail that makes a project feel like it belongs to the person behind it.
Digital ideas.
Hands-on making.
I work across graphic design and branding, websites and community themes, apparel design, embroidery, laser engraving, and filament and resin 3D printing. Each one gives me a different way to solve a creative problem, and a different reason to keep learning.
That curiosity also leads into the tools behind the work. I've been developing project calculators, exploring custom fonts through Viking Brandon, and working on a font-making tool. I enjoy finding ways to make the creative process more approachable, not just making the finished result look good.
Keep exploring.
Keep making.
From custom cookie-cutter shapes to detailed resin chess pieces, I like projects that mix imagination with something practical. My approach is to try, refine, and pay attention to the details until the idea starts to feel right.
At the heart of it all is a simple goal: make something useful, memorable, and genuinely yours.