The Futureverse™
A living portfolio across arts & entertainment.
2004 • Out The Box
Out The Box: The Movie was a commercial DVD release by Zomba Recordings. Leveraging vector and raster graphic design, we provided virtual set pieces for the concept video "Games" and was given special thanks in the film credits. Now out-of-print, the associated album was certified platinum selling well over 980,000 copies.
2005 • Oak Park 92105
Bootleg CD-Rs, leaked links, and a chorus that later echoed into mainstream, made this double album's messaging a raw, visual memoir built from guerilla photography and family archives in the Oak Park community. I was responsible for creative direction, capturing, curating, and organizing content for the project's liner notes.
2006 • T.Bizzy
T.Bizzy: The Album was the freshman solo album from Nureau producer/rapper, T.Bizzy. We created a branding kit for the artist recording artist, including digital assets for the inaugural single "Banganyn" and its associated LP, "T.Bizzy: The Album".
2008 • T.R.O.N.
The Ryderz of Nureaumerica (2008), an Inkset compilation, was a futuristic concept album rooted in the collective works of Nureau, an art activist movement and indie record label in the early 2000s. As a delegate, we provided cover art and other digital assets for the project, including vocals on two songs (i.e. "Tumblin' Down" and “Sonrise, Sunset”).
2008 • The Anti-Virus
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2009 • Unspoken
Unspoken was the final commercial album by Gospel recording artist, Tonéx, before retiring the brand. We were contracted by Sony/BMG to produce cover art and CD packaging for project.
2015 • Steel Here
As part of Tisha Campbell-Martin’s 2015 music campaign, we were commissioned to design the cover art and billboard creative for her viral single “Steel Here,” which later gained spotlight on BET and the Steve Harvey Show. While the video unpacked her personal journey, my focus was building the single’s visual identity. Leaning into the title’s double meaning - still here and steel here - crafted a metallic, resilient, and alluring aesthetic that honored her strength and introduced her to a fresh, modern audience.
2020 • The Scholarly Sewist
The Scholarly Sewist is a lifestyle brand created in 2020 by Dr. Reka Barton, centering women of color in academia. As the digital marketing strategist and executive assistant to Dr. Barton, my responsibilities included creating a Shopify website, social media content calendar, Instagram content creation, Google Docs, and personal assistance. The role involves a strong sense of collaboration, adherence to brand guidelines, and guiding the customer journey. Notable projects include its ongoing publication series, "Manuscript Mixtapes".
2021 • Out The Box 2
Paying homage to the Nureau movement, we were commissioned in 2020 to produce cover art and promotional material for Stellar Award-winning ensemble, The Peculiar People, and their project "Out The Box 2: Separation of Church & State". Logo and merch design was also featured in associated music videos.
2023 • The Best Part
The Best Part: A San Diego Love Story (2023) was a "wedding motion picture event" held at The Lot in Liberty Station, San Diego, CA. The event featured a 25-minute short film co-produced and edited by Lorenzo "Lxgend" Burroughs. As creative director and graphic designer, we contributed all branding elements for the film, wedding ceremony, and reception dinner event. #TheBestPartSD
2024 • Poetic Justice
Voices on the Inside by Poetic Justice is an interactive art installation that engages visitors via poetry, photography, and audio in conversations around mass incarceration, gender-based violence, poverty, addiction, and mental illness. The multimodal experience seeks to center humanity and expression, and is free to the public. As the hired creative, we provided digital assets for the exhibit, including print and digital interactive boards that played a pivotal role in the efficacy of the project's vision (i.e. bringing the voices of incarcerated women to the public). My work is used in physical installations and traveling workshops.
2025 • Southeast Sundays
In 2025, The Futureverse Collective released Southeast Sundays (Remixes) - a project that established their nostalgic base camp. It became the sonic neighborhood where listeners “live,” the narrative launch point for the stories the Collective is here to tell.
Unified, ensemble stands as a cultural powerhouse - a family forged over Time and space, creativity and calling, carrying the memory of where we've been into the momentum of where we’re going.