I'm an artist and designer working across product design, surface design and creative direction. Over the past 20+ years, I've worked with established brands and independent businesses to develop products, shape visual worlds and bring ideas to life.

I enjoy working with people as much as I enjoy making things. I've led creative teams, built and restructured departments, and helped businesses find new energy and direction in their work. My approach is collaborative, hands-on and curious, with a belief that good ideas come from a mix of clear thinking, experimentation and a willingness to look at things differently.

As a designer, I believe I have a responsibility to consider what we make, how we make it, and what we leave behind. I'm interested in thoughtful material choices, more considered processes and making things that earn their place in the world.

Alongside my commercial work, I maintain an independent art practice that explores materials, process and the things we make and discard. The two practices continually inform one another.

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Contact me here for

Brand consulting, visioning
Brand identity design and direction
Product & packaging design direction - hard + soft goods
Surface + textile design
Photography + video direction
Digital content direction
Installation + environmental design
Creative team organization + leadership

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CLIENTS


Duer
Lifted Movement
Saje Natural Wellness
Lululemon
Obakki
Canada Goose
Farmboy Fine Arts
JML Trims
Sarah McLachlan Foundation
Supernova Salon
UBC Alma Mater Society
Veilance

EXPERIENCE

Lifted Movement
Creative Director  (Product, Brand & Marketing)
2021 - Present

Saje Natural Wellness
Art Director  (Product, Brand & Marketing)
Aug 2018 - 2021

Kit & Ace
Art Dept.Lead / Product
2014 - 2016


Farmboy Fine Arts
Consultant, Communications Designer (Freelance)
2017 - 2018


Obakki & Obakki Foundation
Art Director, Lead Designer
2009 - 2014, 2017 - 2018

Nettwerk Music Group: Artwerks Design 
Designer, Production Artist
2001 - 2009

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