Since 2003
PromisetoPrevail

Sustainable
Fashion

Shop

Portfolio

Foot Wear Design

Our Misson

AS FEATURED ON

Click

Resume

Jordan Brand

Footwear Design

Promise To Prevail

Drip Denim

China Apparel Studys

Nike Colaboration

Four Seasons

Designed 42 Sculptures for the four seasons

The Four Seasons ironwork series consists of forty-two individually fabricated sculptures, each designed to embody the balance between structure, atmosphere, and time. Over the course of two intensive weeks, I guided every stage of the creation process — from concept sketches and technical drawings to full-scale fabrication — maintaining a high level of precision and efficiency under a tight schedule.

Cinema 4D

The Cinema project was a complete visual identity exploration centered on creating a dynamic logo system and corresponding motion animation. I began by developing conceptual sketches that captured the cinematic experience — blending light, motion, and perspective into a minimal yet expressive mark.
The design process focused on the rhythm of visual storytelling. I used principles of balance, spatial hierarchy, and tonal contrast to shape a logo that could exist fluidly across both static and moving formats. After refining vector forms and typography, I transitioned into motion design, using Cinema 4D and After Effects to animate the logo’s reveal — integrating light flares, camera depth, and movement to evoke the immersive feeling of entering a theater space.
Throughout the process, I emphasized design efficiency and narrative flow, ensuring that every motion transition supported the brand’s cinematic identity. The result is a visual signature that combines elegance and motion —a seamless fusion of design precision and film-inspired energy.

Creative Directing A Film

Lindsey” is a short cinematic preview I directed and performed in — a stylized teaser inspired by superhero films and futuristic automotive culture. The video opens with a cinematic sequence of me stepping into a Cybertruck while wearing self-lacing Nike shoes, blending elements of technology, fashion, and performance to create a visual statement of identity and innovation.
I designed and directed the film’s visual tone to feel like a modern trailer — featuring dramatic lighting, cinematic pacing, and an animated Batman-inspired logo that transforms into the word “Lindsey.” This element became the symbolic bridge between my design language and cinematic storytelling, reinforcing my brand’s aesthetic of futurism and resilience.
While originally a fun creative experiment, the project evolved into a reflection of my versatility beyond art and design — showcasing my performance instincts, direction, and ability to merge storytelling, branding, and technology into one cohesive vision. Through this project, I demonstrated how design can live not only in static visuals but through movement, personality, and atmosphere.

Contour Line Drawing

Contour Thinking” is a five-minute visual study capturing the raw process behind my shoe design ideation — an intimate step inside the rhythm of my creative mind. The film documents me sketching in real time, tracing every curve and proportion of a shoe through continuous contour line work. Each stroke becomes a reflection of thought — a physical translation of design intuition, rhythm, and observation.
Rather than focusing on perfection, this video reveals the process of how ideas form — from loose gesture to refined structure. The contour lines overlap and evolve, expressing movement, tension, and balance as they shape the foundation of a new footwear concept. Viewers witness the unfiltered dialogue between imagination and material — the hand following thought before words or form are fully realized.
This piece isn’t just about drawing shoes; it’s a visual representation of how I think as a designer — how I build structure out of spontaneity, and how every design begins as an exploration of motion, proportion, and emotion through line. The video serves as a transparent window into my artistic process — the space where design, performance, and pure visual thought merge together.

Motion Graphic Design

Hurricane Katrina survivor

The Birth Of Promise To Prevail

Born from resilience.

When I was just two years old, Hurricane Katrina changed everything. My family lost our home, our sense of stability, and eventually the lives my mother and father once knew. We relocated to Baton Rouge, carrying with us the weight of what was gone and the strength to rebuild.Promise to Prevail was born from that story — not just a brand, but a living testament to time, loss, and rebirth. Through design, I learned that what we lose physically can’t compare to the power of what remains within us. The past isn’t something to escape; it’s something to reinterpret, to evolve, and to carry forward through new forms of creation.Every collection represents survival — a reflection of time, memory, and perseverance. Promise to Prevail is fashion as remembrance, design as endurance, and creativity as proof that even after the storm, beauty can emerge.It’s not just clothing.

It’s the promise that no matter what we face — we prevail.