As part of the ongoing partnership with the New York Mets, I developed these conceptual anamorphic display designs for Citi Field’s busy walking areas. These graphics were created to appear 3D when viewed from specific angles, enhancing fan engagement and creating an immersive experience. The goal was to make a visually striking and memorable impression in high-traffic spaces, seamlessly blending technology and creativity to elevate the stadium’s atmosphere.

These conceptual renderings were part of a set I created for Barrington High School as they explored replacing video screens for their athletic programs. My role was to design visuals that showcased various screen options, helping the school’s executives compare and understand the differences between their purchasing choices. These renderings aimed to support informed decision-making by highlighting each option’s scale, features, and potential impact on their facilities.

I created this image as part of a conceptual series for the San Antonio Spurs. The project focused on upgrading parking lot displays to incorporate dynamic Automated Parking Guidance Systems. This concept aimed to streamline parking efficiency while providing a modernized, fan-friendly experience for visitors to the arena.

Samsung Electronics was considering a significant upgrade to their main video display in Times Square, New York. I was tasked with conceptualizing various options for the proposed digital display. This included exploring different shapes and structures for the physical display that the LED screen would integrate with, aiming to create an innovative and visually striking presence in the iconic Times Square environment. The designs balanced functionality with artistic appeal to align with Samsung’s cutting-edge brand image.

These graphics were created for a presentation highlighting the limitations of non-standard video display shapes in large-format LED screens. The main displays at the Dodgers’ and Royals’ stadiums illustrate this issue, as their unconventional screen shapes significantly reduce usable video real estate.

I created this pre-sales rendering concept for USA Hockey, envisioning a modernized center-hung video display system to replace the existing screens in their arena. Positioned directly above the ice, the design focused on enhancing the fan experience by delivering high-definition visuals, improved viewing angles, and a sleek aesthetic that aligns with the arena’s branding and functionality. This concept helped USA Hockey visualize how the new video screens could elevate in-game entertainment and engagement.

I created these potential scoring layouts as part of a graphical set for the Green Bay Packers. Designed specifically for placement on the fascia ribbon displays throughout Lambeau Field, these scoreboard concepts were tailored to maintain high visibility and readability while aligning with the Packers’ iconic branding. The layouts incorporated bold typography, team colors, and dynamic animations to enhance the game-day atmosphere and provide fans with an engaging and informative visual experience across various locations in the stadium.

I was thrilled to take on the conceptual redesign and remodeling of the New Orleans Saints’ draft room. By incorporating cutting-edge Smart TVs and indoor LED screens, the vision was to create a high-tech environment that empowers the team to make informed, strategic decisions during the NFL draft.

During Samsung’s partnership with the New York Mets, I created over 100 renderings across two years. These conceptual visuals played a crucial role in illustrating the placement and appearance of LED screens and TVs throughout the stadium, helping stakeholders envision their impact on the fan experience and venue aesthetics.

I created a series of conceptual chandelier designs for the New York Mets to potentially feature as a centerpiece in the rotunda at Citi Field Stadium. These large chandelier structures were inspired by the design of center-hung displays commonly seen in basketball arenas, offering a 360-degree viewing angle. The concepts aimed to be both visually striking and functional, serving as a focal point for fans entering the stadium.

I was tasked with creating a conceptual rendered image for the New York Mets. This proposal envisioned players interacting live with fans under the escalators in the rotunda through a cutting-edge telepresence hologram box system. The concept aimed to create a unique and engaging experience, merging technology with fan interaction to elevate the stadium atmosphere.

I created this outdoor LED sign rendering as part of a conceptual design set for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Softball and Baseball fields. The renderings were designed to illustrate how the signage would enhance the visibility and branding of the athletic facilities, providing an engaging experience for fans and visitors.

I created this concept ad at the request of the Samsung sales team and the New York Mets. The purpose of this rendering was to visualize how a digital LED screen could enhance the press interview room, providing the Mets with a clear picture of how the backdrop would appear during media interactions.

I was tasked with creating this conceptual rendering for Proviso East High School football. The goal of this rendering was to provide a detailed visual representation of the proposed display before it was manufactured, shipped, and installed, helping the school visualize the final product in its intended setting.

Upon request, I created this conceptual rendering of MetLife Stadium’s main gate, showcasing a proposed new outdoor LED display for the New York Jets and Giants. What makes this LED display unique is its innovative design—the screen is shaped to mimic a city skyline, reflecting iconic buildings from the New York City area. This creative approach combines architectural inspiration with functional advertising to enhance the stadium’s visual appeal.