Hello, I’m Austin

I consider myself a brand designer, social media expert, content creator, photo & video editor, artist, adobe suite wizard, and I love to use these skills to amplify a brand's mission.

My prior work experience includes content development, design, and copywriting for brands such as Alo Yoga, Lululemon, ASOS, Poshmark, Depop, AESOP, Hugo Boss, and other name brands within the lifestyle realm. I have also founded and designed two brands from the ground up – COMMONHOME, a clothing brand, and Brotherish, a lifestyle men’s brand.

Among the brands and social campaigns I’ve worked on, my content has allotted over 7 million combined impressions. With each experience, I am refining my knowledge of audiences, what works, and what doesn’t.

Even in my free time, you will probably find me creating art for myself, painting, drawing, or just creating content. I also enjoy working out and being active with friends and with the community.

I use my design skills and cultural knowledge of trends to create memorable, and authentic designs. I am a collaborative designer where original contribution and collective ideating meet for greater work. I will bring these skills to any team of creatives to innovatively and authentically create in different ways, but for the same intention of building a community.

My goal is to lift a brand and amplify their mission via strong, identifiable, and cohesive messaging. I want to get my hands dirty and make it happen while learning all at the same time.

And last, but definitely not least, some fun facts to get to know me more:

•  I was born and raised in Small Town, Texas and have been ready to experience a Big City Minute.

• I am a social media influencer and have a combined following of 256k on IG and TikTok.

•  I'm obsessed with culture – the way people live, talk, and express their passions is art to me.

• If I am not lost in photoshop, look for me in the gym. Fitness is a huge passion of mine.

Final closing thoughts: Society demands that brands and culture align with the “people” – which isn’t always the easiest to accomplish. I want to build a team of individuals that not only push the grounds of community, but design with intention of creating it.