about me
Hello! My name is Austin.
I'm a V-shaped visual and motion designer, meaning I specialize in both advanced design systems and enhancing user interfaces (and other marketing material) with motion graphics.
Visual Design
I am not only capable of creating design systems that are aesthetically pleasing but also ADA-compliant and responsive, ensuring that digital products are accessible to as many people as possible.
Motion Design
Beyond visual design, I’ve used my motion design skills in various video projects for multiple agencies, including logo animations and social media advertising, and I’ve created 3D renderings for client marketing activations.
Voluntary Services
Outside of my professional work, I serve as the Program Coordinator for Divertical, where I organize community events for individuals on the autism spectrum. Originally a college capstone project aimed at addressing gaps in knowledge about neurological differences, such as ASD, Divertical has now evolved into a social service, helping people with neurological differences engage in social and professional opportunities. Working on Divertical has taught me how to build and maintain an inclusive and supportive environment, allowing me to gain emotional and cultural intelligence.
I'm a V-shaped visual and motion designer, meaning I specialize in both advanced design systems and enhancing user interfaces (and other marketing material) with motion graphics.
Visual Design
I am not only capable of creating design systems that are aesthetically pleasing but also ADA-compliant and responsive, ensuring that digital products are accessible to as many people as possible.
Motion Design
Beyond visual design, I’ve used my motion design skills in various video projects for multiple agencies, including logo animations and social media advertising, and I’ve created 3D renderings for client marketing activations.
Voluntary Services
Outside of my professional work, I serve as the Program Coordinator for Divertical, where I organize community events for individuals on the autism spectrum. Originally a college capstone project aimed at addressing gaps in knowledge about neurological differences, such as ASD, Divertical has now evolved into a social service, helping people with neurological differences engage in social and professional opportunities. Working on Divertical has taught me how to build and maintain an inclusive and supportive environment, allowing me to gain emotional and cultural intelligence.
