Museums, Pop Ups and Location Based Entertainment
CREATIVE CONCEPT – SKETCH – FLOW DESIGN – STORYTELLING
A look into early-stage creative process: sketches, storyboards, and spatial concepts developed across various location-based entertainment projects throughout my career. Some of these concepts were never greenlit or remained confidential, but they reflect the same creative thinking behind every project I take from brief to execution.
Before a space or experience exists, it has to be imagined and communicated. Whether the idea called for video mapping to transform an architectural structure, or VR to transport an audience somewhere entirely new, concept illustration and storyboarding are how I translate a narrative into something a team can build toward.
Experience flow and space distribution are hard to communicate through CAD drawings alone. Bubble maps and concept floor plans let me break down how an audience moves through a space, turning a complex spatial idea into something the whole team can read at a glance.
Some of these projects remain confidential or never made it past the concept stage, so not every detail can be shared here. Still, these renderings offer a sense of the range of ideas and visual worlds I’ve worked to bring to life.
