Twenty years, three trades, one person.
I started laying out magazines. From there, one step at a time, I ended up in networks and connectivity too — not by chance: I'd always worked alongside them.
I started as a layout artist for weekly and monthly magazines: pages to close on time, text to fit, images to process. The kind of work that teaches you to work with order and under deadline. From there I moved into graphic design more broadly — brand identity, advertising spaces, packaging. Twenty years have gone by.
I work for businesses, shops and small activities, both building an image from scratch and refreshing an existing one: business cards, brochures, billboards, posters, flyers — everything that, in the end, goes to print. I'm based in the Veneto region, but I have no territorial limits: if the job calls for it, I travel.
Twenty years spent among files, computers and printers leave their mark: I found myself handling the technical side too, at first out of necessity, then because clients started asking me for it. Today I set up company networks, install NAS, access points and switches, and repair PCs and Macs, hardware and software.
And since a network is of little use without a good connection, I also offer connectivity consulting: I help you choose between different providers and handle the contractual side too.
The reason to call me instead of three different suppliers is simple: I already know all three pieces, and I make them talk to each other. You don't have to explain your business three times over.
Tell me what you need. Let's talk.