From an early age, I viewed the world through a slightly different lens. I was naturally drawn to aesthetics and problem-solving, often finding creative solutions under pressure. My childhood tastes leaned toward the refined and unexpected—so much so that my parents would often joke, “If Ross likes it, it must be the best.”

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A pivotal moment in my career came when I had the opportunity to work on The Ellen Show. Over the course of just five weeks, I designed displays for more than 70 brands featured in the show’s iconic “12 Days of Giveaways” episodes. Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with companies including Robbins Brothers, Saban Brands, Dries Van Noten, Karen Alweil Studio, John Varvatos, and many more.

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RJDesign was born from a desire to move beyond the limitations of traditional titles and to work creatively across industries wherever design and visual storytelling are needed. Taking on a wide range of creative challenges keeps my perspective fresh and my work dynamic. I’ve often been told that my strength lies in “making things look amazing”—and that is exactly what I intend to keep doing.