I design things.
I build the infrastructure they run on.
I've spent years doing something a bit unusual – working as an art designer in advertising while also managing the IT infrastructure behind the scenes.
Most creative people don't really want to deal with servers and databases. And most IT folks aren't exactly itching to open Photoshop. Somehow, I ended up doing both – and that's become my biggest advantage.
I've been using Adobe Creative Suite for advertising work since forever. But at the same time, I was also configuring MySQL databases, setting up web servers, managing FTP systems, and keeping both Mac and Windows environments running smoothly.
When I build something with AI, I'm not just a user clicking buttons. I understand what's happening on the backend – the data pipelines, API calls, server requirements – all of it.
AI-enhanced creative setups running on infrastructure I control. Not just cloud services – real data pipelines and servers.
Figuring out how databases can actually drive creative processes in new ways. Structure as a creative tool.
Testing new design and AI tools and documenting what actually works vs. what's just marketing. No fluff.
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Available for collaborations, technical conversations, or just comparing notes on creative experiments. The server configurations that took three tries. The database structures that make certain AI workflows possible.