I work at the intersection of art, business, and strategy to create brands with identity, purpose, and character.
I’ve always had an interest in art, design, and business, and over the years I’ve come to realize just how closely connected they really are. I’ve never looked at design as simply making something look good. There’s a lot more to it than that, or at least I believe there should be.
As a Creative Director and designer, I enjoy understanding the people and businesses I work with, where they’ve come from, what they’re trying to accomplish, and sometimes helping them discover things they hadn’t considered.
Research is a big part of my process. Whether it’s a company’s history, its industry, competitors, or the little details that often go unnoticed. I believe those things can make all the difference.
My work spans graphic design, brand development, creative strategy, and business development. I enjoy building something from the ground up just as much as rethinking what’s already there.
Ultimately, I want to create work that’s thoughtful, has character, and stands the test of time.
Whether you’re starting a new business, rethinking an existing brand, or simply have an idea you’re trying to figure out, I’d be happy to talk it through with you. We can discuss branding, design, creative direction, or the bigger picture of what you’re trying to accomplish. My goal is to understand what you’re working on, offer some perspective, and hopefully help you see possibilities you hadn’t considered. No sales pitch. Just a conversation about your ideas and where to take them.
Have a specific question about your brand, a design, or an idea you’re considering? Send it my way, along with a little context and up to three relevant images or links. I’ll reply with a personal 5–10 minute video sharing my perspective and practical suggestions. Includes one focused question and one video response.
Have a brand, website, or design that feels close but isn’t quite coming together? Let’s look at what’s working, what feels disconnected, and where a few thoughtful changes could make a difference. Bring your existing materials and the questions you’ve been sitting with. You’ll leave with an outside perspective and clear priorities for what to tackle next.