Lab, Visual Craft & Side Projects
Alongside core product flows, I own the physical and visual artifacts around the product—from embossed Visa/Mastercard card art, conference print posters, and marketing landing pages to trademarked brand identities, keyframe motion specs, and independent web builds shipped in code.
Designed physical manufacturing specs, 3D surface renders, and digital wallet assets across consumer and commercial card programs—including the matte-black SIG Sauer VISA, the 3D Jassby Trip Card, and the modular Freely Elite Purchasing Mastercard system across wholesale food & beverage distributors.
Replaced a generic stock-photo collage with a product-led print banner produced using Manus for Student & Youth Travel Association (SYTA) conferences—featuring a custom 3D matte-black card render, Apple Pay & Google Wallet lockups, and a 3-pillar value grid.
Full-funnel marketing pages from early visual concepts (SIG Pilot v1.0 & Snipp, Freely Dark v3b) to shipped bank-compliant production releases on sigsauer.com/credit-card.
TakeSide® Mark
FrontRow Sports
FrontRow Fans
I created the trademarked TakeSide and FrontRow Sports logos; designed all of the company's physical merchandise as well as the graphic wraps for our event vans; and developed multi-stage keyframe celebratory animations (Got Bingo!, live row-fill, and pre-game transitions).
Designed and built an editorial intelligence, rankings, and weekly briefing publication covering Physical AI, World Models, and Robotics (robot-world.com). Structured around the four layers of the Physical AI stack—Compute, Simulation, World Models, and Robotics.
A prediction-market intelligence and probability dashboard (alphapredicts.com) designed and built for fun. Explores high-density financial and event-contract data visualization, live ticker telemetry across Polymarket and Kalshi, and editorial market analysis.
Dark2 palette across all spatial and non-parametric statistical figures (open redesigned 48×36 PDF · view original 2024 poster PDF).
Investigated the spatial relationship between dissolved methane concentrations in 2,062 U.S. drinking-water wells (McMahon et al., USGS NAWQA) and their proximity to 117,672 documented unplugged orphaned oil and gas wells (Grove & Merrill, USGS) in R (sf, nngeo, tidyverse). Computed geodesic nearest-neighbor buffers across 5 km, 10 km, and 25 km thresholds, pairing national spatial mapping with log-scale Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney rank-sum (U = 702.5, p = 0.579) and Spearman rank correlation (ρ = −0.014, p = 0.822) analyses.