Hi, I'm Chris. My friends call me Diggs. I'm a designer who helps mission-driven brands and organizations look as serious as the stories they're telling.
If you've built something important and your brand doesn't show it yet, I get it. Most of my favorite projects started exactly there — with a leader who knew the work mattered and could feel the gap between what they were doing and how it looked in the world. The visuals were a step behind the story. The right people weren't remembering, sharing, or acting on any of it.
That gap is the whole job. Closing it is what I do.
I've gotten to do this work for Paramount Pictures, A&E, The History Channel, OWN, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Shark Tank, Google, Walmart, and the NHL. Every project is different, but the goal stays the same: tell stories that actually connect with people.
Today I'm VP of Design at Values Partnerships, the nation's largest Black-owned social-impact agency. We help some of the most recognized brands and organizations in the country build with community at the center. That kind of work matters to me.
I've also spent the last twenty years in the church creative space. Most recently as Creative Director of Weekends and Worship at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, where I led weekend design across sermon series and stage, and worked closely with the worship team on album and single releases.
Whatever the audience — Fortune 500, foundation, nonprofit, or sanctuary — the work is the same: find the story, build the visuals, connect with who matters.
Outside of work, I'm a husband, a dad, and a sports junkie. I'll travel anywhere — quick trip or big adventure, I'm in. And one day I'll write my memoir. It'll be called The Diggsionary.
If your story deserves design that lands, let's talk.