- CAI -
THEY THEM THEIRS
I AM ME
If what you read here doesn’t resonate with you, I’m happy to respect our differences. You can still choose to work with me or move on—no hard feelings. But if my values align with yours and you appreciate authenticity, I welcome you to connect further.
STORY OF AMBIGUITY
All throughout my life I have felt ambiguous. Often as a young person I was asked whether I was a boy or a girl. I had never put so much thought into it because I was surrounded by gender neutral or family restrooms. I was never forced to choose until…
In middle school, I was asked to choose, BOY OR GIRL. I didn’t feel comfortable in either bathroom, in either line. I had medium length hair, and I was flat chested. I could be a girl or could be a boy. I didn’t feel comfortable in any category that they wanted me in.
I soon realized that the paths I were given were not the only ones. I could choose to be genderless or all gender. As of now, I consider myself label-less, not looking for a gender or category that suits me. I am just in the moment, being myself, whatever that may be.
MY PASSION IS NOT
GRAPHIC DESIGN
My passion is education. I love learning, and I love teaching. I have learned that visual communication is by far the best form of conveying a message to a broad spectrum of people.
Through graphic design I can educate, and help people educate others. Fliers, posters, social media posts, presentations, banners, website design; these are all forms of education.
I realized that the best way to pursue education was to have the ability to educate others, effectively. What I have been doing for the past few years is learning the best way to do that.
