Dustin is a jack-of-all-trades designer with an affinity for illustration. He loves a variety of disciplines, tinkering and gaining knowledge in diverse areas of design. When he’s not designing, he’s big into cooking, all things fantasy, post-punk, pro wrestling, korean bbq, retro anime, mythology, RPGs, and wrangling his two sphynx cats.
A maker for as long as he can remember, even when he didn’t really know what that was, his earliest memories were drawing comics and making cardboard playsets for his action figures. He has always had ideas and always wanted to make them tangible.
Dustin studied at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, achieving a BA in Fine Arts in 2010. Fun fact: Dustin was one of Teal’s original designers back in 2011—his first job; he went on to hone his design skills elsewhere but just couldn’t stay away, rejoining the team in in 2022. These days, he’s driving brand expansion, creating custom illustrations, and bringing events to life with some of our top digital advocacy clients like Amnesty International and the Motion Picture Association.
I love hyping up my friends and co-workers. Design is about problem-solving, but there is technically no 100% ‘correct’ solution. It’s so fun to work with other designers and see other points of view.
An enhanced visual brand that balances data-driven credibility with human-centered storytelling.
The Health of the U.S. Nonprofit Sector is a data-rich, accessible resource designed to provide a clear view of America’s charitable sector. It brings together key insights on how the nation’s 1.9 million registered nonprofits are shaped by economic and financial conditions, workforce dynamics, trust and governance, and public policy and advocacy.
We established a brand for FMQ’s Conference—undeniably Georgetown yet elevated—and deployed it across web, social, stage, and media. We executed a six-figure, multi-channel digital ad program that drove registrations and visibility, helping elevate Psaros Center’s biggest and most successful event of the year.
The part where we ask you to cough up your email. So we can discuss all the amazing things we’re gonna do together. No pressure. Really.
