AIRLAB: Airstream's Creative Playground | Social Content
AIRLAB is Airstream's platform for creative expression, a cultural studio built to expand what the brand can mean in culture. From the earliest pitch through to active production, this has been a full-spectrum design engagement: designing the presentation that helped win the business, developing the visual identity system and style guide that defines how AIRLAB shows up across social, and creating the ongoing content that brings the platform to life.
The work spans every layer of the process. Early on that meant translating brand strategy into a coherent visual language: establishing the palette, typography, and design principles that govern everything downstream. From there it moved into content development: ideating recurring formats, building aesthetic frameworks, and producing the individual assets and social posts that populate the feed. Each piece of content demands original thinking, whether that means spatial and technical illustration, AI-assisted image generation with precise art direction, telling compelling stories about our artists-in-residence, or designing within a system rigorous enough to feel like a real creative institution. I’ve touched every piece of this account; from pitch to post.
Amazon | Social Channel Content
At Movement Strategy, I’ve worked across many of Amazon’s social channels — designing, building, and maintaining templates, concepting and creating social content, providing creative and art direction to junior and motion designers, and doing it all with speed and a high degree of precision. My designs and concepts have collectively garnered close to a million likes across Amazon’s socials. Below is a curated assortment of designs and concepts I’m particularly proud of — chosen either for the creativity of the concept, the execution of the design, or for the notable level of social engagement.