1) Describe what you do in a few words.
I’m an Art Director and Graphic Designer living in Los Angeles, CA. When I’m not doing that, I’m a Behance Ambassador and an event producer for AIGA Los Angeles. Design pretty much consumes everything I do. When I’m not designing, I’m thinking about designing.

2) Who, dead or alive, would you love to collaborate with?
Studio Number One! I really love their work.

3) What 3 things should any Behancer visiting LA do?
1. Drop on by Hennessey + Ingalls Bookstore in Hollywood or Santa Monica
2. Visit the Banksys
3. Come to one of the Behance / AIGA LA Meetups!

4) What creative work are you obsessed with right now?

• Lowman: I can’t think of the words to describe his work right now. It just makes me very happy.
• The Heads of State’s Great Gatsby Business Cards Poster: Fitzgerald is so gracious to allow his readers to be a fly on the wall during these fictional, decadent parties of the 1920’s. The Heads of State take took it a step further and created story-specific cards for all of the guests at the party. Even the addresses correspond correctly to the characters and if I wasn’t aware of that fact I’d assume they were standing right there next to Mr. Carroway throughout the whole ordeal.
  Great Gatsby Business Cards Poster
• Speaking of Typography, Lucas Sharp’s Hera font: We saw a little preview of it at TypeCon 2010 before it was released. I’ve been dying to add it to my collection ever since and it’s finally available for purchase!
• Typofonderie: Two things I would love to see in neon are Jean Francois Porchez’s lovely concept for the Moulin Rouge #jfp and the words, “free beer.”
• “I love Los Angeles” postcard series by Kristen Williams.: I received this series in a lovely transparent envelope. I really enjoy getting treats like this as I dread checking the mail. My postbox is always packed with things I don’t need or ever want. In an ocean of junk mail, it’s a perfect life preserver.
• Juan F. Leguizamon – pretty much everything. If you pressed me, I’d tell you about his nautical series, which follows the adventures of a broken-hearted sea captain and his new pal, the sea monster. I’m not talking about the sea monster that uses your vessel as a toothpick, I’m talking about the one that carries you to school and takes back your milk money. Juan F. Leguizamon gets it. His fun, clever style is enough to convert any land-locked unbeliever to parish of the sea.

5) What did you do on your last perfect day?
It started out as a stressful day. It was a Sunday afternoon, and I had so much to do. My boyfriend Wes suggested we forget about all of that, drive down to Castaic Lake and rent a rowboat. We just floated around on the water. It was perfect.

6) What’s your favorite routine?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljEC7HKbP0g

7) What’s the best thing you bought this year?
Blublocker Sunglasses

Three Twitter Accounts you go to for inspiration?
I only get 3?
- Mule Design Studio (@muledesign) – Always gives some pretty swell advice
- Debbie Millman (@debbiemillman ) – Of course! If like podcasts, Design Matters is a real treat.
- Proxart Magazine (@Proxart) – I know it’s cheating. I just couldn’t help myself, I love this magazine. They feature innovative new artists from the suburbs.
-The Dieline (@TheDieline) – An incredible collection of package design. The Dieline is to packaging what mimosas are to Sundays.