memory as architecturE
story as structure
Design doesn’t invent emotion.
It gives memory a place to live.
I create brands and environments shaped by feeling, ritual, and recognition — spaces people understand instinctively before they understand intellectually.
My work focuses on emotional visual architecture: how people enter, journey through, and remember a brand.
Clients include CVS, 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
MYTH, MEANING, and MEMORY
I create worlds with emotional logic.
Brands, spaces, identities, and experiences built to feel emotionally true before they’re fully explained.
Raised in the desert as an Army brat and former Pee-Wee rodeo champion, I learned early that resilience and imagination share the same saddle. Today my work lives between strategy and atmosphere — creating visual systems, narratives, and worlds that people don’t just recognize, but remember.
I’m drawn to mythology, humor, symbolism, texture, and the strange little details that make something impossible to mistake for anything else.
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.