It began with me, a designer from the Cayman Islands, building skills through hands-on work, late nights, and a deep commitment to the creative process. I’ve been designing for over 25 years, starting back in 2000 with small projects, plenty of trial and error, and a steady drive to keep learning. Over time, I moved to Tampa, Florida, where Kanvas evolved into something focused and personal — a one-person studio shaped by curiosity, consistency, and the belief that good work takes time.

Each client experience brought something new. Every challenge helped refine how I listen, solve, and create. Kanvas is not just a studio name. It represents the way I work, with clarity, care, and a commitment to creating design that serves people well.

This studio remains intentionally small. There is no hidden team, no layers of approval, and nothing handed off without intention. Everything is handled with focus from start to finish, whether it’s a brand identity, a user experience, or a visual system designed to scale.

Kanvas exists for people who care about design that feels honest and useful. It is not about trends or surface-level polish. It is about connection, understanding, and creating something that lasts.