Microsoft Private Cloud
The best way to make sure that your IT infrastructure doesn’t get stuck in the past.
Saint Luke's Hospital
True stories of Saint Luke's doing the impossible.
Snapped (Oxygen/NBC)
Social content for Oxygen's true crime series about women who commit murder.
Tres Comas
HBO made it up, Diageo made it real, and then I got to make posters for it.



1937 Cannabis
Content for 1937, a wholesale flower brand named for the year cannabis prohibition began.
Peloton
Launch campaign, long before the rightfully mocked Stockholm Syndrome commercial.


FreshDirect
Grocery shopping for the rest of us.



Tank Town USA
This place is a spectacularly strange roadside attraction. It is my duty as a creative and an American to capture that strangeness and bring it to the masses.


SEEN HERE ON
OZZY
FUCKING
OSBOURNE,
MOTHER
FUCKER
Meetup
This one is from a long time ago. My buddy, Ro Rao, did the animation. It's old but I still love it because it's actually more relevant now than it was when we made it.





Alliance Theatre
Experiential campaign for a play about African-American barber shops.

Cuttin’ Up is a play about the history and culture of African-American barber shops. Ticket sales were slow, so we needed to make a big splash on a tight budget.
The iconic afro pick is an important element in the play, so we made 5 giant ones and put them in large shrubs and bushes around Atlanta.
Most of the picks were stolen within 24 hours, and that's just the kind of weirdness that local TV news loves.
The story was on 4 different local stations the next day and within a week, ticket sales increased by 60%.
The campaign won a Gold Effie Award.


Crunch Fitness
The founding philosophy of the gym was "No Judgements" or–if you prefer–"no judgments," and it was fun to express that in a lot of different ways.
Freelancers Union
I wrote the Freelancers Union subway campaigns for more than a decade, and also got to do some really fun videos about the impact of being independent together.
North South Confections
Packaging copy for their first collection.
