At Syntax, I work with a brilliant and ambitious Engineering team to brainstorm, design, and build the technology that makes a vast sea of financial data navigable. My work is focused on the unique challenges of selectively exposing data, and building the modern interfaces that allow users to to the necessary and difficult work of quantifying, visualizing, and analyzing the dense and complex datasets associated with finance and wealthtech.

After Tyemill was acquired by Syntax in 2023, I continued working on the Syntax suite of products.

Tyemill was a Software Research and Development agency in Seattle, focused on Fintech, Bioinformatics, and Healthcare. Tyemill was acquired by Syntax in 2023, after having worked with Syntax closely for many years.

After working closely with R. Talsorian Games on some new in-game logos for Cyberpunk, they reached out once again in late 2023 to work with me on branding for their brand-new RPG, Shadow Scar.

A website I designed and built in Framer for sharing me and my partner's photography.

In preparation for an upcoming speedrunning marathon event for charity, the Frame Fatales team from Games Done Quick reached out for a logo and identity refresh. They wanted a logo that better reflected their team and community - gentle and kind, but equally fierce and powerful.

R. Talsorian Games reached out to me for several new logo designs to be used throughout the Cyberpunk franchise, particularly their brand compendium book Cyberpunk Red: BLACK CHROME. Some logos will also appear throughout their RPG products, including Cyberpunk 2020 and Cyberpunk 2077.

My partner and I designed and built an app that helps you build and analyze your Pokemon team!

GeekGirlCon reached out in 2022 to overhaul their online streaming presence. I designed every element, from overlays to emotes.

My responsibilities at Maple Systems ranged from visual and UX design, to print advertising and video production. My focus had been refreshing Maple’s 30+ year old brand, and designing a modern new eCommerce website, including developing a design system.

Whenever I had time, I'd take small-to-medium stream graphics comms for streamers with audience sizes ranging from "just friends" to upwards of 2,000 regular viewers. My proudest moment as a stream designer is probably the guy who had me design and build a whole Mega Man X-themed suite of animated stream graphics and overlays, and the first night he went live with it, he broke his PB. The second he broke the record, he shouted, "IT WAS THE OVERLAY!"

I worked with GGC on a volunteer basis for a couple summers, designing and producing various pieces of merchandise for their annual convention.

My partner and I designed built this handy little app for clipping Youtube videos (years before Youtube added the feature themselves!) and customizing the way the links were presented. This site arose from a need to share clips of Smash Bros. tournaments without spoiling the results in the thumbnail. Build what you need!

As Art Director, I was responsible for a core team of visual designers while overseeing a larger team of ~15 email campaign designers. Our team created print and digital marketing campaigns and materials for our OEM clients, including Subaru and BMW. I was also involved in most of Autoloop’s print marketing template designs, including mailers, that would be used by many of our OEM clients.

2012 was kind of a wild time to be an illustrator/designer online. Alexis Ohanian reached out to me after having worked with me on some fun reddit stuff in the couple years previous, and asked me to lend a hand with marketing his new travel metasearch site, Hipmunk. This was a fun project!

This is a weird one, but for a number of wild reasons (partially also due to the internet still being relatively young), I worked with reddit on various imagery. Notably, remember their old "reddit is down" image? That was me!

I still look back fondly on my very first project as a professional designer - a website for a local Urologist. This is literally true.

Anyways, "Local Web Designer" is a great gig. I think Junior Designers everywhere would benefit from doing a bit of web work for their nearby local businesses.

Would you believe I created dozens of Expage, Geocities, and Angelfire websites in the late 90s? I became immediately obsessed with the idea of creating for the internet the second I got access to it. In my case, this would have been the summer between middle school and high school, taking weekly bike rides to the local library with my best friend to update our Gundam Wing fansites.