Fun Facts
My first job was at a fish store when I was 13.
After gutting one too many, I figured there had to be a better way to make a living, so I turned to the creative arts and never looked back.
Since then, I’ve been building, breaking, and rebuilding things across advertising, branding, product design, film, photography, software, and emerging tech, with a steady obsession for how ideas actually perform in the real world.
I studied studio advertising photography, which led me into advertising as an art director, and eventually into designing not just the work, but the systems around it: digital products, platforms, growth strategies, Google Ads, and performance-driven experiences that help brands and businesses thrive.
Along the way, I started inventing things, a lot. I once won an invention contest on Quirky.com (back when that was a thing), with a product that was fully prototyped and produced. I now hold multiple patents spanning musical devices and augmented reality, some purely experimental, others evolving into real ventures.
These days, my work lives at the intersection of creativity, technology, and momentum, helping brands find their voice, build useful products, and turn ideas into traction through design, advertising, and innovation.
Oh, and I play a mean guitar, check it out [here].
At the end of the day, good work comes from curiosity, craft, follow-through, and focusing on building things that last. I can’t predict the future, but I can describe the moment. One thing’s for sure: those trousers look painfully tight.