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My father, a Puerto Rican from Cataño, worked his way up at Philadelphia Gas Works, and my mom worked as a school crossing guard after a career at American Belt.

From a young age, I was drawn to design.
I attended APM Community Child Care Center, where I learned about Taino and Boriqua culture, art, and history. My creativity was sparked by doodling in school and immersing myself in Saturday morning cartoons.

The COVID-19 pandemic changed everything. I realized that being a successful designer doesn’t require working at an agency — you can work remotely, and that flexibility changed my approach. I took on projects like redesigning a utility company’s bill and a local gym’s website, which led me to start my own LLC. That’s how Tony Does Design came to life.