Yellowbox started out as a small team in 2013. We’ve had the privilege to serve organizations of every shape and size, from start ups to established teams who want to revitalize their impact on the community creatively.

Born out of a passion for creating beautiful things, we guarantee the quality you want at the price you deserve. We believe that equipping churches with a standard of excellence in printing is necessary, and does justice to each individual brand.We have seen too many incredible designs fail because of the lack of support in bringing them to life with quality print. Churches need a printer who understands their needs and who can support them effectively. We have decades of experience within our teams!

In April of 2018, I joined the board of Good Measure, a nomadic creative agency organizing creative projects for lasting impact. Good Measure provides hands-on strategic consulting and design services, facilitates workshop sessions, and hosts brand sprints throughout the nation that inspire and give creatives a chance to give back in the most convenient ways possible.Our local Good Measure events revamp nonprofits and for-good endeavors over the course of 72 hours—all for free. We’ve seen partnerships and participation from brand creative teams and agencies like BASIC, Ueno, Digitas, Anomaly, Wired, VMLY&R, Genius, Spotify, Squarespace, BBDO Worldwide, NUU Group, WeWork, Vox Media, Classy, Primer Grey, The Black Sheep Agency and more.

As the founding member of NUU Group, I've been around since the beginning. Now that things are up-and-running (and have been for some time), I serve as the Director of Operations, making sure that our clients are taken care of and things work smoothly throughout our day-to-day grind.Our company's name makes you think that we pioneer unheard-of ideas—and it’s true (of course). That’s a given. But we also yell and surprise, we rally and recruit. We explore to the end with a maker-mentality, creating design and brand strategies for the future that changes the way consumers connect with clients. Questions? Reach out, shout at me. I'm around.

Before our team expanded (rapidly), I was the Digital Producer for NUU Group. I oversaw project management structure for our accounts, managed client relations and was an end-all voice for any creative leaving the office. Now that our office has grown, I've stepped back-and-up, but I still serve in this capacity often to help move things along.

As a web developer, I helped develop marketing concepts through innovative design and by use of modern avenues including web, social media, and in-touch email strategies.

My wife and I launched a successful young adult ministry at Eagle Mountain Church called The Bridge (www.thebridgedfw.com). Before officially holding meetings, we jump started the ministry by creating a leadership team of young adults willing to build from the ground up who were already involved in the church. After about a month or so of meeting with the leadership team, brainstorming effective vision, creative meetings, leadership building activities, and diving into the word together - we launched The Bridge on September 11, 2011.The Bridge began meeting only once a month holding a service for young adults, but also held activities and groups throughout the month. As the ministry grew, so did the leadership. We watched vision be birthed in the hearts of our leaders and pushed them to run with it. In this process, we adopted a saying from our friend Jack Black and School of Rock… “NO MORE SECRET SONGS”! In other words, we encouraged our team to make The Bridge look like the visions they had in their hearts. This created a team of true leaders and empowered them to really make this ministry run itself.Our services began with a 2 hour time block. Due to our culture where community needed to be fostered and encouraged rather than occurring naturally, we built specific time into our services for fellowship. I know that sounds strange… but you would have to understand that culture to fully get it. The first hour of service had worship, announcements, and a message. We cut the “fat” that sometimes gets in the process of a service to allow time for community. The second hour was “hang time”. Since fellowship for our culture didn’t just happen - we created an atmosphere where it was encouraged to thrive. Think club - but minus the smoke, alcohol, and dating scene. We used cool lighting, live DJs for ambiance, a free espresso and treat bar, and relaxed seating (couches, benches, cafe style chairs).

I develop communications and marketing strategies, oversee ministry graphic designs, create volunteer processes, brand the organization with social media/web outlets, and make technical decisions regarding hardware/software implementation.

In addition to designing for both print and web, I also maintain Social Networking for KCM, as well as identify possible solutions for web and email marketing.

As A2 Technician, I assisted in the set up / tear down of our audio / video systems for conventions and conferences. My primary function during these events was to run video prompting for both the audience and platform teams. I also assisted with any technical issues that arose during the meetings as well as stand in as audio technician for both side stage and front of house.

In 2008, the Lord planted a vision in our hearts to impact church culture in regards to the cultural norms of young people. We asked, how does God really see young people? The answers and even more questions came to life in the form of Timothy Generation. Timothy Generation exists to raise up young people as the church of today—not the church of tomorrow.

I have had the privilege of working with many great companies, ministries, and individuals. Here are a few areas I frequently do contract work in - graphic design for product / web / ministry / events / marketing, web design and development, video editing / production, audio editing (podcasts / radio), marketing, social media management, media publishing, consulting, planning, and technology implementation.

At Thrive Church, I initially signed on to oversee Family Ministries. Due to staff changes I also adopted First Impressions and Communications.

We were privileged to assist with this church plant led by some of our great friends and mentors.

I hosted a weekly program aimed at youth and young adults. The show consisted of a mix of hip hop and alternative christian music as well as interviews, ministry spots, and live on air performances.

As Youth Pastor, I relaunched an existing youth ministry program where I took an existing team and re-skinned the format/objectives of the ministry. I created outreach programs by forming relationships with local schools and organizations, allowing our team into the students playing fields. Developed leadership/discipleship structure for student and adult volunteers.Created branding, social media, print, and web presence for the ministry (youth, and adult).Formatted youth services with live music, interactive service elements, dynamic (branded) topical ministry, and community forming atmosphere.Developed and led worship teams for youth and adult services.Provided basic IT services for ministry.Oversaw graphic design for organization.Created functional on-line ministry experience for adult services.

I played Bass and assisted in media production with this traveling "Worship Experience". During this time we were privileged to minister along side artists like The Afters, Barlow Girl, By the Tree, Chris Tomlin, David Crowder Band, Disciple, Tree63, Matthew West, Sanctus Real, Superchic(k) and others.