Building a collective.
I founded Westhouse to bring artists, music, visuals, and live shows together. My role moved between artist management, creative direction, artwork, merchandise, promotion, and the work of getting projects into the world.
Explore the archiveFutur13 EP
Listen while you explore the archive.

A network built around the work.
Westhouse connected artists and collaborators through music, visual identity, merchandise, and live gatherings. The work was as much about bringing people together as moving each project from idea to release.
Universal Tour brought the work onstage.
At Electric Studio in Detroit, Universal Tour paired live renditions with projection mapping. The event sold out, with approximately 300 attendees.
Explore the event archiveA visual world for the releases.
The archive brings together Futur13 identity artwork, character illustrations, and release imagery. Captions retain the credits shown on individual pieces.
Visuals carried into what people wore.
Merchandise brought the collective’s imagery into physical garments and artist-facing presentations.
A live experience in Detroit.
The event materials and silent footage below document the Universal Tour introduced above, alongside separate Westhouse event records.
Event materials distinguish the July 31, 2015 Universal Tour from the separate Oh So Radio graphic dated August 8, 2015.
Other Westhouse-era documentation.
These records are preserved as separate event materials and are not presented as Universal Tour assets.


