Media Kit
With over 180k followers and 6M+ engagements across platforms, Matt isn’t just riding the algorithm—he’s reshaping it. A thoughtful tastemaker with an unapologetically nerdy edge, his work sparks curiosity, slows the scroll, and reminds us of how interesting the internet can really be.
Niche(s): Design, internet culture, art
Stats and Reach
Press
* Ones to Watch 2025 by Everpress* Creatives You Should Be Following by Aelfleda Clarkson
* SEVEN Magazine Issue 02
What I do
* Digital storytelling and content creation* Creative direction + design for campaigns
* Speaking + panels
* Writing for digital publications and magazines
* Other design services
(See my full portfolio for previous work)
Something else in mind? Drop a line and let’s talk!
Selected Collaborators
* Spotify* It’s Nice That
* Framer
* Adobe
* Readymag
Highlighted Campaigns
23 May 2025
For Framer’s Spring Launch, I was invited to reimagine what web design could look like—beyond the usual jargon and towards something more inviting, poetic, and creatively charged.
Rather than preaching to the already-converted design crowd, I introduced the idea of a “digital garden”: a slow, expressive, and evolving personal space on the internet. The campaign positioned Framer as not just a tool for professionals, but a platform where anyone—design nerd or not—could cultivate their own corner of the web.
The result? A highly engaged audience response, with creators across disciplines resonating with the concept and seeing Framer as a more accessible and aesthetically satisfying option for creative self-expression online.
View on TikTok here.
1 May 2024
As part of an ongoing collaboration with Adobe, we teamed up to tap into existing social media motions and showcase Photoshop as a culturally fluent and still-undeniably powerful design tool.
At the time, my “How I would make merch for _____” series was gaining serious traction, with high engagement and view rates. Building on that momentum, I proposed a nostalgic, design-savvy twist: a video imagining proof-of-concept merch for graphic designers, drawing from 1990s UI motifs, system fonts, desktop folders, and early software aesthetics.
The result was a campaign that celebrated Adobe’s legacy while connecting with a new generation of creators in a way that felt fresh, referential, and highly clickable.
View on TikTok here.