001Sacramento Kings Salute to Service NightFor the Sacramento Kings’ Salute to Service Night, I developed a creative direction that honored the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces in celebration of Veterans Day. The visual identity centered around a modern patch–inspired motif, culminating in a collection of seven unique commemorative patches that pay homage to the insignias worn by service members.

Working within the Kings’ brand guidelines, I crafted a system that balanced authenticity and restraint with fresh, fan-focused energy. The final design extended across in-arena environments, including large-scale outdoor signage, wayfinding, and stadium-wide environmental branding, creating a cohesive and engaging experience for all attendees.





Sacramento Kings Game NightFor a Sacramento Kings Game Night presented by Apex at Red Hawk, I developed a fully motion-based creative system designed to energize the Golden 1 Center experience.

The visual direction pulled from classic arcade and card game aesthetics, reimagined through a modern, high-impact motion language. Built entirely as an animated system, the designs lived across screens throughout the arena, creating a cohesive, game-inspired environment that felt playful, competitive, and immersive for fans.

From concourse displays to large-format boards, the motion-first approach allowed the experience to feel alive from the moment fans entered the building through tip-off.








Sacramento Kings First Responders NightFor a Sacramento Kings First Responders Night, I developed a motion-driven creative system built to honor and spotlight the bravery of the men and women who serve our community.

The visual direction drew from modern badge, stripe, and utility-inspired elements, reinterpreted through a bold, cinematic motion language. Designed as a fully animated system, the graphics lived across screens throughout Golden 1 Center, creating a unified environment that felt strong, respectful, and high-impact for fans and honorees alike.

From concourse displays to large-format boards, the motion-first approach helped the experience feel present and intentional from the moment fans entered the arena through tip-off — reinforcing the importance and pride behind the night.