Feathered Hat Studios is an independent, multi-discipline art & design company. Through experience, a drive to learn, and a steadfast work ethic, I have had the opportunity to produce work in a variety of media for a range of clients.

I have produced various printed materials such as flyers, posters, brochures, and postcards. My favorite graphic design work is logo work. I have a keen sense when it comes to branding and identity. More »

I'm probably consulted most about web design work. I started building sites for my personal content in high school, and over the years honed those skills to the point where others sought out my abilities. I've gone from pure HTML to CSS; from jQuery to WordPress - and I'll continue to learn new formats and languages as long as people write and develop them. The site you are looking at this very moment was built by me as well. More »

Illustration has a special place in my heart. I've produced some of my favorite work in this field. More »

Printmaking was my primary field of study when I attended Tyler School of Art. My techniques of choice are etching, relief (woodcut), and silkscreen. More »

I'm constantly creating work in different kinds of media. I've drawn representationally and abstractly; I've painted in oils and in acrylics; I've scratched drawings into paint samples and drafted them onto fine paper. I've displayed work in galleries as well as my own personally built structures. Much of my 2-dimensional work could also be considered illustration; indeed I will often use acrylic paint to render an image. I find this "hat" has the widest brim - that is, there is more variety to my "fine art" work than any other category. More »

I became an animator serendipitously, at a company that hired me to edit code. On a whim they asked if I could animate some banner ads in Adobe Flash, and later, work on a concept for a short kids' cartoon. I was so proud of the production that continued working with Flash animation for other projects. More »

The comic strip "Calvin and Hobbes" inspired me to become a cartoonist. I've produced my share of 4-panel comedy strips but today I specialize in longer narratives with sequential work (comic book pages). I also dabble in political cartooning. More »

I studied metals alongside printmaking in school. I do not have a workbench at the moment, so I am unable to create new work at this time. However, I'm proud of the pieces I have created so far and they show I have worked in a 3-D environment. More »