
Mythic Foundry
Turning a rough AI-generated concept into a production-ready mark — clean vector redraw, grid and clear-space rules, and a full brand guide with color and type system.
Identity marks, brand systems, apparel, and print — plus vehicle graphics and physical signs built around Michigan.
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Turning a rough AI-generated concept into a production-ready mark — clean vector redraw, grid and clear-space rules, and a full brand guide with color and type system.

A baptism tee for Element Church: “made new” stacked three times on the chest and, on the back, “Raised to Life · Made New” circling a palm branch.


An outreach tee for Element Church’s table at MSU’s Sparticipation fair — a play on words up front, the real message on the back.

A student faith group founded by Element Church in East Lansing, branded with a monogram built from a middle school's own Trojan helmet — then carried onto flyers, stickers, and tee shirts.

Recurring personalized athlete yard signs for DeWitt Public Schools — roughly ten new sport designs a year, thousands of signs printed over the run of the program.

Official vehicle graphics for the American Legion’s elected Michigan State Commander — flag graphics, military seals, and a veterans-crisis-awareness decal, designed to read as dignified as the role itself.

A full vehicle wrap for the American Legion, Department of Michigan — organizational branding, program logos, and military branch seals, with QR codes built in for on-the-spot membership and donations.

Original artwork for logos, banners, wall signs, ground signs, truck and trailer wraps, and coroplast signs, designed at MMD Signs in Lansing for local businesses, schools, and community groups.

Competition-winning podcast identity for two pastors from different churches — illustrated face-card branding built out into a full broadcast package of lower thirds, title cards, and banners.

Stickers for thousands of ramen packs handed out to Michigan State students at Sparticipation — “if your life were ramen, Jesus is your water” — and months later, people came to church with stories about how the ramen led them to us.
More work coming soon.