Jennifer Reynolds is a visual communicator in graphic design, photography and fine art.

Warning: Third person. (Why? It just was created this way Maybe talk me out of this weird habit.)

She is a 1998 graduate of The Maryland Institute, College of Art (MICA) in Visual Communications. Jennifer also studied Fine Art and Graphic Design at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida.

What does she create and conceptualize? She is a graphic print designer and UI (former UX, totally enjoyable) visual communications specialist with over 15+ years experience as a designer. Her list of client experience is diverse, from publishing companies to health care. In addition to graphic design, she is an interdisciplinary artist. Mainly using pen, ink, paper and sometimes spray paint, Jennifer tries her best to express shape and form along with human nature.

With the constraints of a modern day designer, I find one task at a time and planning a timeline adds to efficiency. However, it doesn't always add to the quality of work. Meeting deadlines and doing every skill along the way — often expected and overwhelming — may be cost efficient, however, never in the best interest of a profitable and award-winning business or project. Jack of all trades, master of all? Sure. Let's work as a team. Success is found within the collaboration of a group. Keep in mind, there does need to be hierarchy within this team and allocation of parts in prioritized needs. (Complex wording to simply say, teamwork is key.)