After a passionate phone conversation about excess, materialism, and waste, Every Little Everything was born. 

My friend Corey Vaughan and I decided to document (by way of our various disciplines) every single one of our possessions. Anything left undocumented after 11:59 p.m. on December 31st, 2015, must be donated, sold, or disposed of. 

Fun little poster I designed/illustrated for Float Pasadena's 3rd Annual CineRamaDena, where they show movies outside their space during the summer. This year's theme was "space" and so I got to draw some fun little characters you might recognize.

Float participated in the Ciclavia, an event where streets in LA are blocked off for bikers. 

Social media campaign for HR Tech 2015. 

Made a guide to working the Chemex for our office kitchen. People are still confused despite my detailed instructions. 

A cute, nice-smelling gift for our clients. 

Every week, I illustrate a new article for HR Cloud's blog. 

Refreshed and expanded upon a 10-year-old brand for NEOGOV, the market and technology leader in on-demand human resources software for the the public sector. 

This artwork was done for Saddleback Church's weekend series, Surviving the Worst. Our team decided to visualize "the worst" indirectly happening to people, and commissioned Gigantic Squid to edit our photos.

Art direction: Tim Moore

Senior designer: Willy Bravenec

Saddleback Church's Easter at Saddleback 2014 was all about taking a cliched, pagan, overdone symbol, and making it fresh and new. We wanted our egg to represent new life and the promise that Jesus gives us. 

My design partner Greg Ortega and I painted, drew on, and photographed the eggs to use as design elements. I hand drew and designed the logo mark. 

Graphic Designer: Greg Ortega

Hope was the theme of Easter at Saddleback 2013. The mood was ethereal, colorful, powerful images of nature, with a simple and bold type treatment. We focused on three people's stories of how hope in God has affected their lives, and featured them in our newsprint, fold-out bulletin. 

Art Direction: Tim Moore

Senior Designer: Willy Bravenec

For Christmas at Saddleback 2013, we designed and commissioned Domingo Palacios to build 4-foot tall carnival letters spelling HOPE, PEACE JOY, and LOVE to use in the artwork. I hand lettered the logo, and we switched out the words onstage every weekend leading up to Christmas Sunday.

Graphic Designer: Greg Ortega

Textures and colors developed for Blessed, a weekend series at Saddleback Church based on The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1–12). Each piece was inspired by a different verse.

Women's conferences at Saddleback Church have historically been solicited only by middle-aged women who are already faithful attenders. In our branding of Love and War, we wanted to attract a young audience while still caring for the leaders of our women's ministry. We took away the flowery, cliched look of previous year's conferences, and went in a more gender-neutral, powerful direction.

Our concept was as follows:

There is a war that is raging. It's a battle for your future and for your heart. It takes place in the everyday circumstances and situations of your life—in relationships, in the way you live out your faith, and in your sense of self and identity. Love and War is an experiential journey through the Book of Ephesians that will equip you to fight this invisible war.

We used three physical, minimal objects to represent each "battlefield" of love and war: the bed, the pew, and the vanity. 

And our marketing strategy worked! Attendance tripled from previous years, and a large percentage were under 35 years old.

Additionally, our women's ministry leaders created content for a personal, intimate journal, which I then designed. It contained interactive pages with plenty of white space so the ladies could explore and record their responses to the messages and scripture.

Art Direction: Tim Moore

Senior Designer: Willy Bravenec 

Illustration done for my family's 2012 reunion. 

In January 2014, I went on a musical missions trip to Tokyo, Japan, with Saddleback Church. Our band, Homestead, played worship music in the streets, had a concert at the Shibuya Deseo venue, met many incredible people, and had SO MUCH FUN. 

I created a logo, made patches, invitations, devotionals, social shares, and social media graphics in order to market and document our trip. 

Eight spot illustrations highlighting reasons why people love Biola. Published in Biola Magazine Spring 2013. 

This is art done for the weekend series, How to Get Through What You're Going Through. Obviously, it's a pretty long title, so my challenge was presenting those words in an attractive way, while leaving enough flexibility for Pastor Rick to share his story.