Creative and communications division

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Creative and communications division focused on helping small businesses present, explain, and market themselves professionally.

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Services

Professional creative capacity without a full internal creative team.

Small and medium businesses that need professional creative capacity without a full internal creative team.

Brand Identity Essentials

$1,500

Marketing & Collateral Sprint

$950

Technical Writing & Documentation

from $1,250

Ongoing Creative Support

$1,250/month

Custom Projects

scoped

Selected work

Portfolio proof, labeled by source.

Seven approved work packages shown as the work itself, with attribution kept explicit.

The Séance Switchboard panel with the plug seated, all three sockets glowing, and a ghostly face forming in the oscilloscope

Clearly labeled concept work

Source: Rive Halloween Challenge entry — not client work

Séance Switchboard

“You are not playing a game about a haunted machine — you are operating the haunted machine itself.”

An interactive haunted communications device, built to feel like operating a physical machine rather than playing a conventional game.

The experience

Plug in, tune through the static, and watch the lamps, VU meter and oscilloscope react. Contact is established — then the machine starts behaving on its own, escalating into a full spectral breach.

Creative goal

Build horror through interaction: tactile machine behavior, sound, timing and a progressive loss of control.

Skills demonstrated

Interactive animation
Motion design
State-machine logic
Interaction design
Visual effects
Sound-integrated interaction design
Technical troubleshooting / debugging
Creative direction

Tools and technology

Rive Editor
Rive CLI
RML
Rive scripting / state logic
GPU Canvas
Claude
Git / GitHub
Vercel

Interactive Rive piece. Click, drag, and tune the switchboard. Sound on.

Open full screen

A wooden marionette lies in a heap inside a weathered cardboard box lit by a tea light, one string rising to a grip

Clearly labeled concept work

Source: Rive Halloween Challenge entry — not client work

Haunted Marionette

“You taught it how to move.”

An interactive horror piece built around a marionette that gradually learns from the player.

The experience

You control the puppet directly and teach it how to move. Over time it anticipates you, repeats what it learned, resists your input and finally acts alone — standing on its own to perform the same bow you taught it at the start.

Creative goal

Explore control, learning and autonomy through one character on one stage — expressive movement, timing and escalating unease instead of a large game system. The strings begin as control; by the end, they no longer matter.