The hands-on side of the work: projects across web, brand, and motion that I built myself. Leading engineering teams hasn't taken me out of the craft, and the same principle applies at either scale: the good outcomes come from working the problem alongside the client, not at them.
Alongside the creative projects below, my experience includes leading software delivery, migrating content, and building reporting that connects technical work to business decisions.
At K16 Solutions, I lead software engineers and LMS migration administrators building web platforms for higher education. My work includes Agile delivery, web standards, and coordination with stakeholders.
Read about my engineering leadership roleI provide technical oversight for CMS content migration, with attention to content structure, metadata, and the experience of the people using the destination platform.
Read about my migration experienceThrough Lumar Technologies Group, I build reporting and analytics workflows that connect operational data to leadership decisions, alongside web development and CMS strategy.
Read about my work at Lumar6 projects shown
A full restaurant site concept covering menu, brand voice, and responsive layout, built on WordPress with hand-written front-end styling.
Campaign identity and supporting artwork, developed in Illustrator with a warm, approachable colour direction.
A full identity for a surf shop: a sun-and-surf logo, business card, newspaper advertisement, and website mockup. The client wanted friendly, adventurous, and beach-inspired, so the palette and type were chosen to carry that across every touchpoint.
A wordmark built in Illustrator and drawn out in three colour variations, so the mark holds up on dark, light, and neutral backgrounds.
A narrated photo sequence timed to a mixed audio bed, edited in Final Cut Pro with sound sweetening in Adobe Audition.
A photo treatment pairing a Venice canal scene with editorial typography: colour grading, masking, and type layered in Photoshop.
Tell me about the project: the constraints, the audience, and what success looks like. I'll come back with an honest read on the approach.
