I’m the Founder, Creative Director, and Editor-in-Chief of a biennial publication and brand called Wednesday, which explores darkness as a catalyst for creativity across art, music, fashion, film, and beyond. Wednesday is a 2024 Society of Publication Designers Silver Medal winner. I’m also the Creative Director at Heretic Parfum, working closely with brand founder Douglas Little. Previously, I was EVP, Head of Design at FCB—D&AD’s 2020 Design Agency of the Year—and a member of FCB’s Global Creative Council. Other notable roles include serving as Global Executive Creative Director at Siegel+Gale in New York and holding positions at IDEO and Crispin Porter + Bogusky. I’ve worked on a wide array of brands, including Google, Truth, Converse, Gap, MTV Networks, Blue Origin, the FDA, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and the Psychedelic Furs. My “Singing Cowboy” concept for Truth was nominated for an Emmy, and my work has been recognized at Cannes, D&AD, The One Show, and many other awards shows. With the FDA, I redesigned the famous Nutrition Facts Label, which was unveiled at the White House by Michelle Obama. I founded two award-winning pop culture publications, Lemon and GUM, where I collaborated with an eclectic list of people, including David Bowie and Daft Punk. I’m signed to Cleopatra Records in Los Angeles under the moniker Black Plastic.