TD;LR I help brands position for power to communicate their story at scale. I work fast. I don’t sell what I can’t do.

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Off the record, I describe myself as a ‘happy designer, content writer’, in part because to succeed in 2024 requires a lot of creative hats. And because there is an elegance to a well-executed visual and verbal identity
that has kept me hooked since art school.

On the subject of ideas, I operate with the belief that there are no rules, only context. Just because an idea is wild, does not mean it is reckless.

In my experience, most ideas enter the world like fragile little puppies—blind, wobbly, and covered in gunk—and should be handled with care (at least for 20 minutes).

I’m relentless at reducing the gap between ideation and execution to learn by iteration, and have been fighting commodification with stories since 2009.

Over the years, I have been fortunate to collaborate with all types of creative teams and hierarchies. Two ideas have stuck with me:

1. Everyone is qualified to try
2. ‘Why not?’ eats ‘why?’ for breakfast

I've gone from scribble to roll-out, from idea to inception and from thinking to action more times than I can document.

I've worked on every kind of branding project from cars, booze, trains, diamonds, dog food, fashion and pickles, to SaaS, VC firms, media companies, non-profits, VFX artists and even the relaunch of an iconic dune buggy.