Hi, I’m Joe, a graphic designer who’s been shaped tremendously by sports and modern culture. My love for design started with apparel, sketching pieces of my own in my childhood notebook. As a kid, I was obsessed with jersey releases, streetwear drops, and brand collabs that felt bigger than clothing. They were statements, symbols of identity, community, and culture. I saw how design could impact daily life and speak for who am i before even saying a word. 

Soccer has always been the constant in my life. It taught me discipline and gave me lifelong friendships. growing up on americana, playing multiple sports aside from soccer, and being a hometown sports fan, it gave me a unique perspective. i've been able to respect and admire sports cultures around the world, while being proud of what's been built at home. i've wanted to contribute to these communities my entire life, and design has been where i could make my greatest impact. sport is a language I speak fluently, one that’s influenced how I see the world and how I create.

I’ve spent the last few years pouring that passion into my work. I’ve worn every hat imaginable, designer, photographer, video editor, brand creator, coach, often all at once. I've built brands from the ground up, crafted graphic and motion pieces meant to promote communities i've loved in the most caring light possible. I’m fluent in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, premiere, After Effects, and DaVinci Resolve, and I care deeply about what I make, every detail, every frame, every post.

The project I’m proudest of is Son of a Pitch Football Company, something I co-founded to give back to the Staten Island soccer community that raised me. I built the brand from scratch, the crest, the colors, the tone, all inspired by the people and places that shaped me. It’s been a labor of love, and it’s taught me how powerful design can be when it’s rooted in real experience.

Now, I’m ready for what’s next. I want to grow with a team, learn from others, and keep pushing myself creatively and leave my imprint on a new environment.