Daniel received a Bachelor of Applied Fine Arts degree, majoring in Graphic Design at the University of Houston-Downtown. Serving as the President of the university’s art organization The Creative Collective, he organized workshops, community service projects, and student initiatives that to this day contribute to the university’s development.
In cooperation with faculty members, he initiated the university’s first graphic design program, Graphic Design Research Initiative. Daniel contributed to many projects as a lead student designer. Notable examples include the association’s rebranding for the Association for Tropical Biology and Conversation, and the involvement in designing and documentation of the Open the Door catalog, a collaborative project between Texan-French Alliance for the Arts and the Open the Door Foundation. As a result, the catalog won 2nd Place in the 2015 AIGA Awards Catalog Division.
Daniel’s primary goal is to help his clients effectively tell their story by transforming complex legal issues into compelling graphics that can be easily understood and recalled by jurors.
