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A Nintendo-inspired beef jerky packaging line. Each box in the set is themed around classic gaming — complete with pixel-art aesthetics, level-up messaging, and a collectible feel.
The packaging was designed to evoke nostalgia while standing out on the shelf. Each SKU corresponds to a "game genre" with its own color palette and visual language.
Available online and at select retailers. Started as a side experiment — turned into a full product line.
The next evolution of the themed jerky line — a boombox-inspired packaging series leaning into 80s hip-hop, street culture, and that heavy chrome aesthetic.
Currently in development. Each flavor maps to a different "frequency" — the packaging acts as a collectible piece you'd want displayed, not just eaten.
Target launch: 2025. Testing three SKUs initially.
A fully playable Windows 95 environment that runs in your browser — built using the v86 emulator, configured to auto-boot and launch ENTRAPNT.EXE on load.
The project involved overcoming multiple GitHub Pages deployment challenges, custom BIOS configuration, and optimizing load times for the disk image. The result is a dead-accurate DOS/Win95 experience that needs no installation.
Playable on Archive.org. The concept: resurrect a forgotten piece of digital history and make it accessible to anyone with a browser.
A handcrafted men's grooming body spray developed from scratch — formulated with essential oils sourced from India, scaled for both barber shop wholesale and direct online retail.
The project involved complete cost structure analysis across two bottle sizes (780 units), fragrance development, and building a pricing model that works at both the barber shop and consumer level.
Handmade in Louisville, KY. The scent profile leans woody, clean, and understated — something that smells expensive without performing for a room.