For me, as an artist,  I primarily focus on Hi-resolution Conceptual Graphic Arts, however, I am highly versatile and can adapt to any style the author  or company may choose. Over the past years,along  with my primary academic course I've also been taking graphic classes to greater enhance my self taught knowledge of digital art. I first started designing making banners in the twilight fandom and my love affair with art began there for a period of three years. After a strong feeling of stagnation overwhelmed me, I started to look more outside of fandom and into communities like deviant art, which completely blew my mind and set me out on the track to attend graphic design classes. 



I've taken, Graphic illustration: which focuses on bringing a clients idea to life in vector and idea art, from ads to logos, to book covers etc.​
 

Raster Graphics 1 and 2: which completely focuses on the overall  break down of photoshop on Mac and PC about the program and it's  functions.

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Vector Art : Focuses primarily on Adobe Illustrator with pen tablet and the creation of vectors, logos, and other high end line art processes. 

These courses completely accelerated my speed and skill on finishing my products as well as the overall quality. With the help of my professors not only have I excelled at the style of art I chose, but I've also developed a better design eye and better versatility when it comes to clients needs. Yes, I am a student,  but my experience  in the business of cover art has been for about two years now. 





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The programs I am most proficient in Adobe includes: Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and After effects.



The Programs in Corel I am most proficient in includes: Corel Paint shop pro and Corel Painter.

PROGRAMS I PREDOMINANTLY WORK IN AS WELL AS TOOLS:
3D max.
Cinema 4D.
The tools I use are:
1 Wacom Bamboo tablet.
1 Monoprice Tablet.