All Work
Skill Spotlight
Retouching is the thread running through every role on my resume — from on-set quality control for Popeyes' award-winning "That Look" campaign, to the final color and skin work behind luxury cruise brochures, email campaigns, and consumer advertising for brands like Burger King, Aetna, and Payless.
The standard doesn't change by category. A QSR campaign gets the same frame-by-frame discipline as a Silversea trade ad — that consistency is what the before/after work below is meant to show.
12+
Years of retouching across luxury travel, QSR, healthcare, and retail
D&AD
Graphite Pencil campaign included on-set retouching quality control
Every category has a different retouching standard and a different timeline — a QSR shoot moves in hours, a luxury cruise brochure can take weeks of review. Keeping the same level of craft across both, without the slower category's budget or schedule, is the real challenge.
Catching issues on set — lighting, composition, skin, color — before they ever reach post means less rework later and a more consistent final result. That on-set discipline, paired with a consistent retouching process in post, is what holds the work to one standard no matter the client or category.
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Industries served at the same retouching standard — travel, QSR, healthcare, retail
D&AD
Graphite Pencil campaign included on-set retouching quality control
On-Set
Real-time quality control that reduces rework later in post
12+ yrs
Consistent retouching craft across a 30-year career