memory as architecturE
story as structure
Design doesn’t invent emotion.
It pairs feeling with memory to create something new.
Every curve, surface, and letterform recalls a fragment of the 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.
I engineer the emotional architecture of a brand: the way a customer enters, journeys, and remembers.
Clients include Fogo de Chão, Sony, Hilton, Burger King, Hempz, Raising Cane’s, Poo~Pourri, Dallas Market Center, and Eddie V’s.
CASE STUDIES
selects
motion studies
contemporary fashion:
ENTER THE MULTIVERSE
Western & English Sales Association
COWBOY TAKE ME AWAY
American Equestrian Trade Association
HORSE POWER
logos + lockups
about
creative director
+Strategist
+Designer
I build worlds—brands, spaces, packaging, videos, and stories that breathe long after the first launch. A former Pee-Wee rodeo champion and Army brat who grew up in the desert, I learned early that resilience and imagination often share the same saddle.
My work moves between strategy, visual direction, and narrative: naming a venture one day, art-directing the image that becomes a brand’s quiet north star the next.
A graduate of the University of North Texas, I believe clarity should come with wit and beauty should come with bite.
My mind runs in stereo—analytical and intuitive, exacting and playful—always chasing the emotional truth that makes a world worth stepping into.
BRANDS + clients + partners
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.