How I work

I’ve been pushing pixels, type, and colors for over a decade, designing for screens, paper, merch, and everything in between. 
My work has shown up everywhere from the Kentucky Derby to Marvel movie launches… which is just a flashy way of saying I’ve made a lot of stuff people actually see.
At the end of the day, I love taking messy ideas and turning them into visuals that actually connect. The kind people remember, not the ones that make you squint at Comic Sans.
Think of me as a translator between “wouldn’t it be cool if…” and something you can actually hold, click, or wear. Design, for me, is part puzzle, part playground. Problem solving with some adventure.
Always curious, always learning; hungry to learn whatever shiny new tool pops up next, a weird style, or a design challenge that makes most people run — I’m game. Big project, small project, serious or strange, I’ll dive in. Because at the end of the day, design should do more than look pretty, it should make people stop, feel, and remember. 
So, if you’ve got a wild project, a weird idea, or just need something that looks way better than a PowerPoint template or whatever weird thing ChatGPT spit out this time, I’m in.