Influenced by a history of hands-on design and illustration, I’m working to create an essential library of display fonts for titles and headers focused on strong personality.

After a childhood consumed by books, films, and endless hours drawing, a career in art and design was a given. My first job out of school was as an assistant designer for a small children’s book publisher, which offered vital experience in industry fundamentals while introducing me to a now obsolete paste-up process, just as it was being replaced by computer software such as Photoshop, Quark XPress, and InDesign.

These became best-sellers on marketplaces such as Creative Market and MyFonts, eventually funding a year-long diploma in motion graphics for film and television titles. Inspired by creative heroes such as Saul Bass, Dan Perri, and Pablo Ferro, this was a period devoted to film titles and credit sequences, leading to my font work today.

Recently, I’ve worked with major studios in the production of film trailers, titles, and branding concepts, and via Wingsart Studio have fed this professional experience into a series of display fonts targeted at the entertainment industry. They’ve gained a reputation for a fun, retro aesthetic, some of which you might have already seen on Marvel’s She-Hulk, Dungeons & Dragons, Stranger Things, and Apple Arcade.