ender — like the human, not like the book.

ender — like the human, not like the book.

I fare better with banter and oddly timed movie quotes than with writing about myself. Next sentence. I view design as a form of storytelling, a kind of investigative journalism. Ya gotta dig to find that story. Take it apart. How the hell is this all connected? Put it back together. Find the story by creating your own story of discovery. I used to build stages for a living and if you don't know which bolts go where then everything will collapse, so this part of the design process is important to me. I believe that process involves experimentation, play, a good bit of risk, and a lot of old fashioned human2human shootin' the shit. The insights you discover through good conversation are inaccessible via computers or instagram, so the sketchbook and conversation always comes before the mouse or the swiping. Feel free to hit me up for whatever, I'm always down to chop it up.

Currently designing digital experiences at The Kroger Co.
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Adclub: Cincinnatti Addys
Silver: Advertising (Guerilla Marketing)
Silver: Advertising (Multiple Installations)

THE ONE CLUB: YOUNG ONES
Finalist: Advertising (Experiential)

Creative Circus: Center Ring Show
Gold: Design (Physical / Installation)
Gold: Advertising (Social / Interactive)
Silver: Design (Motion Graphics)
Silver: Photography (Concepts)
Bronze: Design (Branding)
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Select Clients

Netflix
Adobe
Reddit
Jeep
Neta
Tastemade
Swann-Ryder
Informa Markets
Terminus Tees
The Universe
Myself, the toughest client of all
in a past life i traveled the country building stages, almost losing my finger once.
One of Kenny Chesney's trucks is a man-cave
One of Kenny Chesney's trucks is a man-cave
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