ART DIRECTION
Visual direction for brands, campaigns, digital platforms, and content—from the initial premise through final execution.
SEE HIDDEN HILLS ↗I am a multi-disciplined creative professional with a foundation in Multimedia Arts and Design. The practice spans art direction, brand systems, campaigns, web and eCommerce, production, creative leadership, and emerging creative technology.
Range across disciplines. Rigor in execution. Deadlines without the drama.
I started with graphics and identity work, then moved into campaigns, websites, eCommerce, video, and production. Creative direction and team leadership followed as the projects grew.
Visual direction for brands, campaigns, digital platforms, and content—from the initial premise through final execution.
SEE HIDDEN HILLS ↗Direction, critique, and coordination across people, disciplines, timelines, and production.
EXPLORE SELECTED WORK ↗AI-assisted workflows, development tools, automation, and new production methods applied with judgment.
EXPLORE MY TOOLKIT ↓Identity systems, campaign assets, packaging, presentations, and the visual language that holds them together.
SEE SQRL PACKAGING ↗Websites and storefronts shaped around structure, usability, content, and the realities of running a business.
SEE FORTUS + DEKKTRACK ↗Concept development, shoot planning, editing, motion, and delivery across formats.
SEE HIDDEN HILLS ↗The practice has moved between independent work, in-house teams, agencies, long-term client relationships, and leadership roles—from defining the problem and setting direction to producing, reviewing, and delivering the final work.
Clear thinking before execution. Room to explore. Care in the details—from the first conversation to the final handoff.
Start with the audience, the objective, and the constraints. Get clear on what the work needs to do—not just what it needs to look like.
Research, references, and early ideas help test different directions before committing to one.
Bring image, type, composition, and motion together into a direction that can carry across the right formats.
Review, gather feedback, and test the work in context. Simplify what gets in the way and strengthen what matters.
Prepare the files, check the final output, and make the work clear and usable for the people taking it forward.
I attend these conferences to stay close to the conversations shaping design, technology, and AI—and to bring sharper thinking back into the work.

MANILA · 2024

MANILA · 2025

MANILA · 2026
Multimedia Arts
and Design
A multidisciplinary foundation in visual communication—bringing design and technology together across print, digital, motion, photography, and interactive media.
SEE THE PROGRAM ↗For design, production, digital experiences, and the work that connects them.
Selected deliverables from the case files—not sales claims, but tangible work across brands, packaging, and digital experiences.
Carton artwork, six product views, and eight styled compositions in a cohesive packaging presentation.
VIEW CASE FILE ↗BRAND SYSTEM / TOPPINZA shared identity across packaging, Shopify, campaign imagery, and email creative.
VIEW CASE FILE ↗DIGITAL / FORTUS + DEKKTRACKWebsite presentations connecting product categories with desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts.
VIEW CASE FILE ↗A few sharp observations on life, perspective, and persistence—borrowed words that have stayed with me and still hold up.
“Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, you’re a mile away and you have their shoes.”
Jack Handey
“Life is hard. After all, it kills you.”
Katharine Hepburn
“If you’re going through hell, good. Keep going.”
Winston Churchill
The standard has to survive the mood.
Grit is the quiet decision to keep the standard high after enthusiasm fades. It is patience with the process, discipline in the repetition, and the willingness to return to difficult work until it becomes clear, useful, and undeniable. Talent may start the motion; grit is what carries an idea through uncertainty, criticism, revision, and the long distance between potential and finished work.