I’m a Boise-based designer working at every scale – monumental public art, hand-lettered graphics, interpretive signage, and tiny buildings assembled from wood and salvaged metal.

Whatever the project, I start the same way: with the place and its history and its stories.

My architecture training gave me a problem-solver’s instincts, and I’ve been building on them ever since. My public work lives at Zoo Boise, Boise City Hall, The Wassmuth Center, and beyond. My projects are site-specific, research-rooted, and designed to make people feel something before they think something. As a graphic designer, I love making information beautiful – logos, maps, publications, wayfinding, all of it.

I’m always curious about new materials, I love exuberant color, and I care deeply about doing right by the people I work with. I received the Idaho Governor’s Award for Excellence in Visual Arts in 2022.

There are so many different ways of communicating messages to the world. Come on in and have a look.