Visual storytelling for thoughtful, design-led teams.
Architectural renderings, illustrations, maps, and graphics that bring clarity and depth to complex ideas.
Start a ProjectVisual poetics.
Narrative precision.
Architectural renderings, illustrations, maps, and graphics that bring clarity and depth to complex ideas.
1. Articulate
Discuss at length the concept and goals of the project and any constraints.
2. Coalesce
Collaborate on a visual strategy to achieve the goals of the project.
3. Iterate
Present initial concept and progress for feedback until the desired result is achieved.
Architectural Visualisation
Bringing designs to life with photorealistic precision.
- Exterior & interior renderings
- Site context illustrations
- Construction-phase visuals
- Animated walkthroughs
Graphics + Identity
Visual systems that carry meaning across every medium.
- Brand identity & logo design
- Editorial illustration
- Publication & report design
- Environmental graphics
Spatial Analytics
Data made legible through the discipline of map-making.
- Urban data visualisation
- GIS mapping & cartography
- Infographic design
- Interactive map production
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About Formaverity
Formaverity
/fɔːr.məˈvɛr.ɪ.ti/ noun
“Truthness”; Fidelity to form and future. Constituting a way of seeing both what is and what is imagined as inseparable. A good teacher brings out their students’ confidence and unabashed formaverity.
At its heart, Formaverity is about bringing truth and imagination into form, supporting people and projects with vision, empathy, and craft. Whether shaping a brand, creating visual accompaniments for performances, or designing work that resists rigid roles, I help transform ideas into experiences that feel both grounded and expansive.
My practice grew out of a joy in learning and making — from wind instruments and choirs, to the spatial reasoning of marching band, to hiking Kentucky’s hills alongside my mother, grandmother, and sisters. I learned early how curiosity and wonder fuel creativity and connection. In architecture school we are taught that light, color, material, and history can turn limitations into possibilities, but my professional experiences have reinforced my belief that empathy and optimism are just as essential as craft.
