Hey, I’m Bri.

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Trusted By Global Partners

Logo for the animated movie 'Minions,' featuring the title in yellow lowercase letters with a one-eyed character integrated into the text, and the word 'ILLUMINATION' above in black.
Colorful logo for 'Gabby's Dollhouse' featuring cartoon cat and monster characters, with the title text in playful fonts.
Logo for 'The Elf on the Shelf', featuring a smiling elf in a red outfit with a Santa hat sitting on a blue shelf next to a decorated Christmas tree.
Red starburst shape with the black text 'MATTEL' in the center and a red TM symbol at the bottom right.
Universal Pictures logo with a blue globe showing continents and the word 'UNIVERSAL' in blue capital letters beneath it.

I’m a Houston-based Creative Director & Visual Developer blending fine art roots with commercial production discipline. I partner with global brands like Mattel and Universal to direct end-to-end visual identities, custom packaging, and consumer products.

From conceptual storytelling and custom illustration to navigating complex brand licensing and technical manufacturing, I bring structure to the creative chaos to build brands that stand out and scale.

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My Creative Philosophy

Great design starts with purpose. As a creative director, my mission is to build education-first experiences that empower young minds. Leading the visual direction for I'm The Chef Too, I combine narrative storytelling with impactful STEM concepts for kids ages 4–14. To me, art is about connection, but professional design is about responsibility—ensuring that every cool, creative world I build serves a greater goal of making the world a more thoughtful, curious, and better place.

Making the Global Feel Personal

How do you take global brand powerhouses and make them deeply meaningful to a child? You create space for them to see themselves in the story. In building out the universe for our mascot Baking Buddy, I spearheaded an intentional expansion of representation by developing a rich, diverse cast of characters. This included conceptualizing Baking Bestie, a proud Latina chef character designed to bring crucial visibility and cultural representation to children's media and product packaging.

Design as Advocacy

I believe professional design works best when it speaks to everyone, using my skills to build visibility, representation, and change. I carry this advocacy into high-profile partnerships with global icons like Barbie. Whether designing the Barbie Moon Crater Brownies kit to highlight and celebrate women in space, or conceptualizing Barbie Career Day Cupcakes to challenge young girls to dare to dream, my work aims to inspire the next generation to explore limitless careers. I strive to ensure every brand universe I touch is as inclusive as it is commercially effective.

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Let’s Build Something Lasting.

From conceptual illustration to directing multi-million dollar global licensed partnerships, I believe design is a powerful vehicle for connecting with audiences. Whether you are looking to scale a product line, build a cohesive character universe, or bring elite organization to your creative pipeline—let's connect and design an experience that resonates.

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