Hung up the spikes for Austin.

I enrolled at the University of Texas still not really knowing what it was that I wanted to do.

Landing an internship as a freshman design intern was a lucky break, and it wasn't until working at Harris Media that I realized I could make a career out of doing this design thing. I changed my major to Advertising the next semester.

Hung up the spikes for Austin.

I enrolled at the University of Texas still not really knowing what it was that I wanted to do.

Landing an internship as a freshman design intern was a lucky break, and it wasn't until working at Harris Media that I realized I could make a career out of doing this design thing. I changed my major to Advertising the next semester.

Hung up the spikes for Austin.

I enrolled at the University of Texas still not really knowing what it was that I wanted to do.

Landing an internship as a freshman design intern was a lucky break, and it wasn't until working at Harris Media that I realized I could make a career out of doing this design thing. I changed my major to Advertising the next semester.

Hung up the spikes for Austin.

I enrolled at the University of Texas still not really knowing what it was that I wanted to do.

Landing an internship as a freshman design intern was a lucky break, and it wasn't until working at Harris Media that I realized I could make a career out of doing this design thing. I changed my major to Advertising the next semester.

Fresh out of school,

I landed at an agency in Dallas called Studiogood. 

Over the course of three years and some change, I led the design of an agency rebrand (now Matchfire), learned a ton about the startup and nonprofit worlds,  and sharpened my skills as a designer.

Fresh out of school,

I landed at an agency in Dallas called Studiogood. 

Over the course of three years and some change, I led the design of an agency rebrand (now Matchfire), learned a ton about the startup and nonprofit worlds,  and sharpened my skills as a branding & digital designer.

Fresh out of school,

I landed at an agency in Dallas called Studiogood. 

Over the course of three years and some change, I led the design of an agency rebrand (now Matchfire), learned a ton about the startup and nonprofit worlds,  and sharpened my skills as a designer.

Fresh out of school,

I landed at an agency in Dallas called Studiogood. 

Over the course of three years and some change, I led the design of an agency rebrand (now Matchfire), learned a ton about the startup and nonprofit worlds,  and sharpened my skills as a branding & digital designer.

Most importantly:

I found my work was helping solve important, real problems on a much larger scale than I thought possible,

and realized being a designer can mean more than pushing pixels around on a screen.

Most importantly:

I found my work was helping solve important, real problems on a much larger scale than I thought possible,

and realized being a designer can mean more than pushing pixels around on a screen.

Most importantly:

I found my work was helping solve important, real problems on a much larger scale than I thought possible,

and realized being a designer can mean more than pushing pixels around on a screen.

Most importantly,

I found my work was helping solve important, real problems on a much larger scale than I thought possible,

and realized being a designer can mean more than pushing pixels around on a screen.

A designer can matter—if he/she chooses to focus their energy in the right places.

These days, the majority of my freelance work tends to revolve around things I'm interested in: the outdoors, fishing, land conservation, athletics, helping friends, and the occasional glass or three of wine.

A designer can matter—if he/she chooses to focus their energy in the right places.

These days, the majority of my freelance work tends to revolve around things I'm interested in: the outdoors, fishing, land conservation, athletics, helping friends, and the occasional glass or three of wine.

A designer can matter—if he/she chooses to focus their energy in the right places.

These days, the majority of my freelance work tends to revolve around things I'm interested in: the outdoors, fishing, land conservation, athletics, helping friends, and the occasional glass or three of wine.

A designer can matter—if he/she chooses to focus their energy in the right places.

These days, the majority of my freelance work tends to revolve around things I'm interested in: the outdoors, fishing, land conservation, athletics, helping friends, and the occasional glass or three of wine.