Work Index

For WWH, I built the brand entirely from the ground up, aligning the vision closely with the parent company while establishing a clear, independent identity. The system was designed to support a growing finishing-trades platform, bringing consistency and clarity to a network of specialty contractors across regions.

For Fetterman’s, I created a brand from scratch that reflects the quality and craft behind premium meats and sandwiches. The identity balances a clean, modern sensibility with enough character to feel approachable, setting a foundation that can scale alongside the business as it continues to grow.

As Head of Creative at Southwind, I led brand development over seven years, shaping the visual identity, tone of voice, and overall creative direction. From websites and landing pages to video and internal culture, the work focused on building consistency and pride across a home services platform operating five brand with nearly 100 companies throughout North America.

For DreamLawn, I developed a brand from the ground up centered on safety, longevity, and environmental responsibility. The identity was built to reflect the company’s core values, supporting everything from billboards and commercials to department-focused branding as the business launched and expanded.

Founded in 2018, Drone Lawrence is an independent aerial videography & photography brand focused on cinematic storytelling from a unique perspective. The work supports commercial and editorial projects while also extending into fine art, with prints featured in multiple galleries and sold through an e-commerce storefront. While distinct from Mize Creative, the project reflects the same emphasis on clarity, restraint, & visual craft.

For Blish-Mize, I created a commemorative logo celebrating the company’s 150th year in business. That mark became the foundation for a broader storytelling effort, including a historical video produced through Drone Lawrence and a set of custom flyers, banners, and in-office materials for their Atchison, Kansas locations.

Fountain Comfort Group was formed in 2024 as the parent company for a growing portfolio of HVAC brands across the United States. Given full creative control, I developed an identity that balances premium service with a sense of ease and reliability, using the fountain mark as a subtle nod to Kansas City roots. The result is a brand system designed to signal comfort, longevity, and trust at scale.