memory as architecturE
story as structure
Design doesn’t invent emotion. It pairs feeling with memory to create new experience.
Design is an act of remembering. Every curve, surface, and letterform recalls something familiar—inviting people to feel before they understand.
Through that lens, memory becomes architecture: a framework that shapes how we move through stories, spaces, and brands.
This philosophy defines a practice that spans strategy, storytelling, and design. From global icons to cult independents, the work transforms cultural cues into identities people recognize, inhabit, and never forget.
Clients include Fogo de Chão, Sony, Hilton, Burger King, Hempz, Raising Cane’s, Poo~Pourri, Dallas Market Center, and Eddie V’s—projects that prove emotion, when structured with precision, endures.
CASE STUDIES
selects
motion studies
contemporary fashion:
ENTER THE MULTIVERSE
Western & English Sales Association
COWBOY TAKE ME AWAY
American Equestrian Trade Association
HORSE POWER
confidential projects
Some of my favorite work lives where I can’t show it.
Over the years I’ve led or contributed to projects that remain under NDA.
I take that confidentiality seriously.
If you’d like to discuss relevant experience or see tailored samples, I’m happy to share selected work privately.
The unseen work matters too—it’s where trust lives, and where the next stories are still being written.
logos + lockups
about
he’s like
A lighthearted
russian novel
Antimere builds worlds: brands, spaces, and stories that breathe long after the first launch. He works where design, psychology, and cultural storytelling meet, shaping how ideas look, sound, and feel.
A former Pee-Wee rodeo champion who grew up in the desert as an Army brat, he learned early that resilience and imagination often share the same saddle.
His work moves between strategy, visual direction, and story—one day naming a venture, the next art-directing an image that becomes a brand’s quiet north star.
A graduate of the University of North Texas, a Top Design School named by Graphic Design USA, he believes clarity should come with wit and beauty should come with bite.
His mind runs in stereo: analytical and intuitive, exacting and playful, always designing with memory in mind.
Somewhere between strategist and storyteller, you’ll find Antimere building worlds you can actually step into.
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