My approach to branding has never come from one place.

I started in retail and product environments, working on a buying team within a Fortune One company where I was exposed early to merchandising, presentation, consumer behavior, and the emotional connection people have with products and brands.

From there, I moved into marketing and branding within architecture and design industries, creating proposals, collateral systems, campaigns, and visual storytelling for firms built around physical space and experience. That’s where I started paying closer attention to typography, layout, pacing, and the relationship between strategy and visual communication.

Eventually, that work evolved into consulting, where branding, communication, and creative direction became deeply interconnected. While building campaigns and visual systems across industries, I formally studied graphic design to sharpen the technical side of the work and expand the language behind it.

At the same time, I began building creative projects within music, wellness, and lifestyle spaces. Album art. Merchandise drops. Campaign visuals. Podcast production. Photography. Creative systems rooted in movement, atmosphere, storytelling, and culture.

Today, Studio Six Eight brings those worlds together.

A multidisciplinary creative practice focused on intentional branding, thoughtful visual systems, and finding the details that make brands distinct, memorable, and emotionally resonant.

Not overbuilt.
Not overexplained.
Just intentional creative designed with purpose underneath it.