A new studio focused on bringing design, engineering, and business together to make extraordinary products. We're starting with Gameball — www.gameball.fun

As a member of the founding team, I led a team of designers as we worked alongside teachers and engineers to create a collection of high-quality, standards-aligned K–5 posters, worksheets, and games in English and Spanish and an online platform to access them.

I worked directly with the newly appointed CEO to help bolster the brand messaging ahead of fundraising efforts and worked with a team of designers and engineers to build a new version of the B2B product.

As a senior member of the design team, I worked alongside engineers and project managers on mobile applications for Kroger and Procter & Gamble.

Brought on by the CEO in the very early days, I worked closely with the founders to create the brand from scratch and an exciting culture as the company grew from 6 to over 50. I also led a small design team as we worked alongside the engineering team to create the first version of the product for customers. NOTE: Astronomer has since rebranded.

Together with my co-founder, we raised money from angel investors, hired a team of engineers and interns, and dreamt up and built three baseball-themed apps. One of the apps was featured on the front page of Apple App Store’s in 2012. All three apps consistently carried 4.5+ ratings. While the products were loved by fans, we eventually had to shut down operations and let our team go. It remains the most difficult and rewarding project of my career.

Our team worked primarily with Procter & Gamble to create several "lofts" — large scale installations, often within P&G offices, exploring the long term future of their global brands. I designed environmental graphics, created future product mockups, and helped design immersive physical and digital experiences for P&G's leadership.

I taught an early level college course called Design Fundamentals. The course included art and design majors and focused on principles of color, value and form.

My first design job after college. It was an amazing experience and I met some lifelong friends and some incredibly talented folks. I designed magazine layouts, book covers, logos and other print projects.

This was my first internship. Anderson Design Group was a special place for me, a boutique design shop where I got to work on my first client projects. I made some friends for life and was able to work with people whose work still inspires me to this day.