Even if you’re here professionally to check out my design work, consider stopping by and reading some comics I’ve made if you’d like to get to know me better in a different way outside of all that.
If you’re a fan of The Far Side, The Simpsons or any number of comic artists from the alternative comix scene of the 70s, 80s or 90s - you might like it! Heck, even if you don’t like any of that stuff maybe you’ll still have a nice time.
During my first few years in experiential design, I cut my teeth at an agency where I created renders for proposals that involved a vast variety of scale and subject matter at an extremely fast pace.
I then moved to an agency where I worked on a breadth of activations for a variety of brands while learning the ins and outs of bringing experiences to life, and how to make them impactful and memorable.
the guy behind all the stuff you’re looking at
When I’m not hard at work designing/creating renders for beautiful and engaging experiences, i’m likely hard at work creating comics, and I often feel like the two go hand in hand.
to effectively tell a story and immerse people in a world of your creation. Both require a certain level of understanding humanity in order to communicate ideas. And personally, I think some inventiveness and a sense of humor goes a long way for each.
Both require compelling visuals