Art Director & Creative Developer

As the #1 ranked men's tennis player, Carlos Alcaraz attempted to defend his U.S. Open championship title, but what makes him so unique? ESPN broke down his explosive style of playing using data, reporting, illustrations and webgl.

We started this project six months before it launched, as Alcaraz was coming back from an injury layoff. During that period, his 53-6 record (including a win at Wimbledon) eked him into the #1 ranking just before launch.

As NHL superstar Alexander Ovechkin joined the elite 800-goal club, ESPN wanted to commemorate the rare achievement using their extensive NHL video rights and creating an interactive documentary telling the story of Ovechkin’s career.

A coded layer above the video ties into the timestamp, enabling responsive HTML elements (ie: interactive data charts) along with traditional TV elements: chapter titles, closed captions and lower thirds.

As 2022 came to a close, ESPN recapped the year in sports with a timeline-centric look back at the year's most memorable moments. With roughly 100 moments using photos and videos, the story is a true archive of the year in sports.

Between each month is a fun sports moment, using quizzes, factoids, and of course, everyone's favorite: bloopers.

Originally launched in 2021 and updated in 2022, Andscape's two-volume series The Black Gaze features hundreds of photos that widen the lens and depicts the strength, innovation and magnificence of Black culture.

Surrounding the content with a playful layout and simple animations allowed photos to be the star of the story while enhancing moments of joy.

Thirty-four artists re-imagine the album artwork for their top-10 albums of the year. Released over a two-week period each December, 2019's rendition had a whole new vibe for everyone involved.

The site displays 340 unique artworks and features each one as its own centerpiece. As a whole, the 10x album series has 1,120 artworks on display.

ESPN's annual Body magazine issue was accompanied by a digital experience to show all of the photography as well as behind-the-scenes and interviews.

This experience contains all Body content from past years as well as the newest release, accounting for well over a thousand assets.

As ESPN gained the exclusive broadcast rights to UFC events, a History of the UFC concept was planned to take new viewers through the organization's growth and show off the old guard as well as the new superstars.

ESPN MMA Reporter Ariel Helwani narrates the audio-centric story through time, easily allowing the user to jump around while showing off some nice little UI player details throughout.

Counting down the top 10 Stadium Anthems featuring celebrities and sports trivia centered around each song.

What does Metallica, Eminem, Cardi B and Journey all have in common? Probbaly a few things, but specifically they're all top stadium anthems played throughout the sports world.

Thirty-three artists re-imagine the album artwork for their top-10 albums of the year. Released over a two-week period each December, 2018's rendition had a whole new vibe for everyone involved.

The site displays 330 unique artworks and features each one as its own centerpiece. As a whole, the 10x album series has 1,120 artworks on display.

In 2018, ESPN's annual Body Issue release was accompanied by a Body Issue Archive to explore all past shoots and athletes.

Allowing for sorting and filtering abilities was part of the initial ask, so those functions are quite extensive, allowing for hundreds of photoshoots to be sorted by: sport, gender, alphabetical, date, live search, search from anywhere, etc.

In 2018, the ESPN Visual Storytelling team worked with Stink Studios to create the digital experience for the annual Body Issue, focusing on UX and showcasing the photography at the forefront.

Featuring 16 athletes, there are roughly 200 content pieces in the Body 2018 campaign site, each using the appropriate interactive module to best show off it's artistic beauty.

As Lebron James moved to Los Angeles in 2018 to play for the Lakers, ESPN took a look at Lebron's expanding empire as well as his previous investments in the entertainment industry.

The intro preloader features a "traveling king" animation, inspired by the Super Mario Bros. 3 style and leaning into the map-centric story movement.

Twenty-size artists re-imagine the album artwork for their top-10 albums of the year. Released over a two-week period each December, 2017's rendition had a whole new vibe for everyone involved.

The site displays 260 unique artworks and features each one as its own centerpiece. As a whole, the 10x album series has 1,120 artworks on display.

In 2017, the ESPN Visual Storytelling team worked with Ueno to create the branding and digital experience for the annual Body Issue, focusing on UX and showcasing the photography.

Featuring 23 athletes, there are roughly 200 content pieces in the Body 2017 campaign site, each using zoom and pannable module to best show off it's artistic beauty.

Twenty-six artists re-imagine the album artwork for their top-10 albums of the year. Released over a two-week period each December, 2016's rendition had a whole new vibe for everyone involved.

The site displays 190 unique artworks and features each one as its own centerpiece. As a whole, the 10x album series has 1,120 artworks on display.

Astrobiology is the study of life in space, so Astrobiology at NASA is NASA looking for aliens. If you're interested in that sort of thing, then this is the website for you.

The website design and development began at Hello Monday and was later transferred over to Sunset City, but I remained the Lead Developer throughout the process.

Four bears in Yellowstone National Park wear collar cameras and provide us with a first-person POV of their travels and adventures with berries, wolves and rival bears.

I took on this project as a freelancer shortly after leaving Hello Monday full-time, which was a dream client and dream team. What else can you ask for?

Google Ideas (later renamed to Jigsaw) explores threats to open societies, and builds technology that inspires scalable solutions.

The website features stories from people affected by various digital attacks and how Idea's products became crucial to their cause.

GeneLab focuses on experiments on within the International Space Station and how life responds to variables in space.

Hello Monday developed a DNA-centric branding to tie the elements together across the branding and website design.

The digital experience for Guggenheim's Zero exhibit, exploring the post-World War II experimental practices developed by this extensive ZERO network of artists, whose work anticipated aspects of Land art, Minimalism, and Conceptual art.

The digital experience for MoMA's Century of the Child exhibition, bringing together areas underrepresented in design history and often considered separately, including school architecture, clothing, playgrounds, toys and games, nurseries, furniture, and books.