The Art of Seeing Differently

For most people, vision is something they rarely think about. For me, it became everything.

At thirteen years old, I began losing the clarity of my sight because of a rare retinal disease. Over time, I lost the central vision in one eye, and the vision in the other became increasingly distorted. Yet while my eyesight changed, my vision never did.

As a graphic designer, I learned to rely on something beyond perfect eyesight. I trained myself to see through color, contrast, scale, depth, composition, and dimension. Every design became an exercise in finding clarity where others might see limitations. That creative process did not just shape my career. It reshaped my life.

I See You is the story of that journey. It is a memoir about losing sight, finding perspective, and discovering that our greatest challenges often reveal our greatest strengths. Through personal stories and reflections, I share how creativity became more than a profession. It became the way I learned to navigate the world.

The same design principles I use to build brands, including balance, perspective, contrast, and depth, also became the principles that helped me redesign my own life.