
earthday capsule & campaign
I led creative direction for Dreamville’s Earth Day capsule, partnering with French artist Alexis Jamet whose soft painted language aligned with the founder’s taste. I set the concept and brief, defined the color system and worked with Jamet to adapt the fan favorite FMSL heart into a planet earth motif, alongside a hand painted globe with the word “dream.” I also introduced my copy line don’t sleep, a phrase I wrote in 2019 that has since become a recurring message across collections and campaigns, and placed it across graphics and campaign copy to anchor tone and intent. I mentored designers and production vendors on graphics, placement, inks and finish so the painterly read held through sampling and production. I cast the campaign and directed photographers to deliver both on figure and flat ecomm coverage plus hero visuals for site and social. The drop also introduced a novelty Dreamville planter kit and gardening gloves to extend the story. I managed stakeholder approvals and asset delivery so the collection launched as one clear, approachable statement for Earth Day.




































recycling initiative & rareform collaboration
To extend the sustainability story, I originated and led a collaboration with Rareform, makers of tote bags from recycled billboard vinyl. It linked entertainment materials to a record label’s product in a way fans could feel. Each tote is unique because panels are cut from different parts of a billboard. I directed palette and hangtag development, mentored graphic designers on layout and finishes and aligned packaging to the capsule’s look. I also partnered with our social and creative services teams and Rareform to capture and deliver process content, including videos of billboard sourcing and manufacturing, so launch comms educated fans on materials and method.











