ABOUT

Brief Summary: Coffee shop owner/illustrator/photographer inspired by the Pacific Northwest, mid-century architecture, design and literature. Designs a lot of posters, books and enamel pins. Born in King County and never left.Â
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Not-So-Brief Summary: In 2009 I opened a small coffee and record shop in Seattle called Porchlight. Having almost no budget, I wound up designing and branding most of the shop myself: stamps, cold brew labels, event posters, shirts, and a bunch of menus and announcements in between. In the early days of the shop, I was also working behind the counter seven days a week. I'm still behind the counter just not quite as often. My start in design was one of necessity. Before Porchlight, I spent a lot of time playing in bands. Between touring, playing tiny shows in basements and DIY spaces, I started designing show posters and shirts. Luckily, most of those designs are hard to find these days. A few years into Porchlight, folks started asking me to design for their bands, businesses, and projects. I love working with businesses big and little, but small ones hold a special place in my heart. I take pride in being able to use my experience as a shop owner to provide design and merchandising guidance while understanding the hurdles that so many small businesses face.
Clients:
Atlantic Records
Band of Horses
​City of Seattle​
Climate Pledge Arena
Clif Bar
Death Cab For Cutie
Eames Office
Ellenos Yogurt
Glazer's Camera
Heritage Distilling
Minus the Bear
Northwest Film Forum
Pacific Bonsai Museum
Rémy Cointreau
Sammy Hagar
​Seattle Mariners
Seattle Theater Group
The Fillmore
The Head and the Heart
Westland Distillery
Wolf Conservation Center

