I always thought I’d be doing print work after receiving my BFA in graphic design over 20 years ago. But after a few years in, I wanted to break out of just doing print and learn skills to design at a larger capacity. With additional schooling I gained knowledge for a career in visual merchandising and was now designing in a much more intriguing way by producing 3-Dimensional displays and presenting products that would attract, engage and motivate customers. With the combined knowledge of graphics and visual merchandising, I knew how much more effective I could be as a graphic designer once returning back to the industry. But with so many advancements in technology, my current skills and hard cover portfolio weren’t winning me any points despite my experience. To compete in this modern web-based world I took a couple interface classes and it was then that a new passion was sparked. I took some time off from working and focused myself on learning this new skill so that I could make it part of my versatility as an artist.