Brand & visual designer for founders and culture-first studios.
I started in a print shop mixing inks by hand, which is a fancy way of saying I learned early that details are the whole job. These days I help brands find the version of themselves that's confident enough to be simple.
My work sits at the seam of strategy and craft: a logo that means something, a color system that holds up on a billboard and a phone, a voice that sounds like a real human wrote it.
I care about the thing that ships, not the thing that wins a deck. Every brand I take on gets the same promise: it will look like itself, and it will hold up long after the launch buzz fades.
When I'm not designing, I'm collecting vintage matchbooks and losing at chess in the park — both, it turns out, are exercises in good marks.
Run a solo studio serving founders and small teams — from naming and identity through launch. Booked out three months ahead, mostly by referral.
Led identity work for a dozen consumer brands. Shipped two rebrands that doubled clients' social engagement and won a regional design award.
Cut my teeth on packaging and editorial. Learned production the hard way — on press, at 2am, with a client watching.
Moses gave us a brand we grew into. Two years later it still feels right — that never happens.
He translated a messy pitch deck into an identity investors actually remembered. Worth every penny.
I take on a handful of projects at a time so each one gets the attention it deserves. Tell me what you're building.
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