My approach to design has never come from one place.

I started in retail and product environments, working on a buying team within a Fortune 1 company where I was introduced to merchandising, consumer behavior, and the emotional connection people have with products and brands.

From there, I moved into marketing within architecture and design, creating proposals, campaigns, collateral systems, and visual storytelling. That's where I became fascinated by typography, layout, pacing, and the relationship between strategy and visual communication.

As my career evolved into consulting, branding, communication, and creative direction became increasingly interconnected. At the same time, I formally studied graphic design, strengthening the technical craft behind the strategy.

Outside of traditional marketing, I built creative work across music, wellness, and lifestyle brands. Album artwork. Merchandise collections. Campaign visuals. Podcast production. Photography. Different industries, but the same question always guided the work:

What makes someone remember this?

Today, Studio Six Eight brings those experiences together.

I partner with businesses, agencies, and founders to build brands, campaigns, and digital experiences where strategy and creativity work hand in hand. My favorite projects are collaborative, bringing together marketers, writers, developers, photographers, and clients to create ideas that are stronger because they're built together.

The common thread has never been a particular industry. It's finding what makes something distinct, then building creative around it with purpose and intention.

Not overbuilt. Not overexplained. Just intentional creative built to connect, endure, and be remembered.