Let’s Do Work.

Brands, campaigns, and websites for organizations doing important work

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I’m an Emmy-winning creative director helping government agencies, nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations turn complex ideas into clear, credible communications, without traditional agency layers or overhead.

CDC · USPS · DHS · HUD · PSE&G · Shalom Hartman Institute · Emmy-winning creative direction · 25+ years of experience

The work.

Close-up of a jar of TIN MUSTARD with a blue label and gold lid, featuring mustard seeds. Surrounding images include a candle labeled 'Let's be Enticing' with 'French Oak & Fig' scent, a plate of cookies, and a logo for Bourbon Barrel. Other partial images include a house, a bookshelf, and colorful text saying 'Cool Kids'.

Brand identity

A clear strategy and visual system that help your organization look established, distinctive, and ready for what comes next.

Billboard advertisement promoting energy management app by PSEG Long Island, featuring a man in a hoodie using his phone at the back of a car with a roof carrier. The billboard is outdoors, next to a sidewalk, with a parking lot and cloudy sky in the background.

Campaigns

Creative concepts and integrated communications designed to make complicated or sensitive subjects understandable, relevant, and human.

A laptop displaying the homepage of Tiny Windows, a consulting company's website, on a gradient background from pink to blue.

Websites

Strategic, accessible websites that organize complex information, build confidence, and give people a clear reason to act.

A promotional poster for ChristianaCare virtual primary care, featuring large text that says 'Here, you're not just a number.' A red phone with a tape dispenser attached next to a sign that reads 'Please Take A Number' in red lettering with a downward arrow. A smartphone displaying a smiling female healthcare professional in a white coat is also shown.

Creative direction

Senior-level creative leadership for internal teams, agencies, and organizations that need clarity, momentum, or an experienced outside perspective.

Selected work

A purple bus with a campaign message and images of diverse people, promoting hope and recovery from prescription opioid addiction in Florida.

CDC Rx Awareness

An Emmy-winning national public-health campaign built around real stories rather than scare tactics.

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A teal-colored card with a cartoon illustration of a smiling woman with short hair, earrings, and a scarf, holding an envelope, and text that reads 'I GOT YOU SOMETHING AWESOME.' with smaller text that says 'YOU'LL NEVER SEE IT.' in red at the bottom.

A-SPAN: Sorry Not Sorry

A playful donor campaign combining greeting cards, testimonial video, motion graphics, and augmented reality.

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Overview of a desk with a laptop, tablet, smartphone, and cup. The laptop screen displays a website titled 'Real Results. Real Allies.' The tablet shows a story titled 'From Idea To Impact.' The smartphone displays text about what it means to be an ally.

GovAllies

Brand messaging and a WordPress website designed to give a new government-contracting firm immediate credibility.

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“From the very first conversation, David took the time to truly understand who we are, what GovAllies represents, and how we wanted our digital story to come to life. Every design choice felt intentional and aligned with our vision.”

Jordan Parsons, CEO, GovAllies

Why clients bring me in.

  • The work has outgrown the brand. You need a clearer, more credible way to present your organization or initiative.

  • The message is complicated. You need someone who can turn complex or sensitive ideas into communications people understand.

  • You need senior creative leadership. You want direct access to an experienced creative director without the layers and overhead of a large agency.

I lead the work from strategy through execution and bring in trusted writers, developers, strategists, and production partners when the project requires them.

What happens next?

1. We talk

Schedule a short conversation so I can learn about your organization, challenge, timing, and goals.

2. I recommend an approach

If the project is a good fit, I’ll outline the scope, process, timing, team, and investment.

3. We do the work

I lead the engagement directly, keep decisions moving, and stay involved through final delivery.

Let’s do work that looks as important as it is.

Tell me what you’re building, changing, or trying to communicate. We’ll determine whether I’m the right partner, and what the best next step should be.

No elaborate sales process. Just a useful first conversation.

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