The Studio

Projects

Concept Art

Concept art is where I explore the ideas and visual direction for a piece. I experiment with color, composition, and mood to figure out how the world should feel, and it helps me start shaping the story before anything is built or realized.

Frame work

The framework is the structural stage of a set piece, showing how it’s built from the ground up. It helps me work out stability, scale, and construction challenges before adding finishing touches.

Models

I build models to see my designs in three dimensions, not just on a screen. This process lets me test scale, perspective, and how performers move through the space, giving me a better sense of how the final production will feel in real life.

Mood Boards

Mood boards collect inspiration and references to define the tone and visual language of a project. They guide my choices in color, texture, and atmosphere, and help communicate my vision to collaborators early in the process.

Puppet Process

Working with puppets combines construction, movement, and storytelling. I focus on how materials and mechanics affect performance, making sure the design is both functional and expressive.

Projection Design

Projection work adds digital imagery to enhance storytelling and transform the performance space. I explore texture, motion, and interaction with live performers to create immersive environments that support the narrative.