Multi-discipline creative · Photography · Code

Multi-discipline creative · Photography · Code

I’m a one-person studio working across photography, digital art, and web development. Everything is designed to feel cohesive — from the image to the interface.

Photography & events
Websites & apps
Prints & digital art
About the studio
Background & focus
15+ years across photography, creative direction, and senior web development
One studio No handoffs Senior-level execution

Built at the intersection of art and engineering

You don’t have to hire three separate people for photos, a website, and merch. I design the whole ecosystem.

My background sits at the overlap of computer science, animation, and visual storytelling. I started in interactive media and animation, learning how systems, visuals, and user experience work together.

Over the last 15+ years, that foundation evolved into real-world work — building websites, developing custom tools, teaching media arts, and photographing people, products, and events.

After seeing too many projects fractured across specialists, I built End Everything Studios as a response: one studio, one point of contact, and work that feels complete instead of stitched together.

End Everything Studios — Founder / Full Stack Developer / Photographer 2013 – Present
Snappr — Freelance Photographer 2021 – Present
Sher Agency — Web Developer 2019 – 2023
Raytheon — Senior Unity / Web Developer 2014 – 2016
The Art Institute of Tucson — Adjunct Instructor 2009 – 2013

WHY END EVERYTHING STUDIOS

This is a studio built for people who want everything to look like it belongs together.

01 · Step

One studio, one point of contact

No handoffs, no middle layers — you work directly with the person doing the work.

02 · Step

Visuals and systems built together

Photography, web, and digital art are designed as one cohesive system, not separate deliverables.

03 · Step

Senior-level execution throughout

Every project is handled with the experience of someone who’s shipped real products and platforms.

04 · Step

Work that feels finished

Not just impressive at launch, but functional, usable, and consistent over time.

What clients say

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“Didn’t feel staged at all. The photos look intentional but still real.”

Jen R. Family Session · Tucson

“One person handled the visuals and the website — everything matched.”

Axel P. Creative + Web

“Fast delivery, clean edits, and the site loads like it should.”

Client Web + Photo

Ready to make something unforgettable?

Send a quick note with what you’re looking for—mini session, event, website, or combo package—and I’ll respond with options, pricing, and dates.

Client list

Snappr
MFCC USA
Sher Agency
Stella & Milo’s

Common questions about the studio

A little more context on how End Everything Studios works and whether it’s the right fit for you.

End Everything Studios is intentionally small by design.
I work directly with every client and handle each project end-to-end.
That allows decisions to stay aligned and the final work to feel cohesive.

If you’re used to hiring separate photographers, designers, and developers, this approach may feel different — and that’s usually a good thing.

Are you a freelancer or an agency?

I’m a one-person studio, not an agency. That means no account managers, no handoffs, and no layers between you and the work.
You collaborate directly with me from start to finish.

Do I have to book photography, web, and art together?

No. You can book a single service or combine them. The studio is structured so everything works together when you need it, without forcing you into a bundle.

Who is this studio best suited for?

Clients who value intention, consistency, and direct collaboration. That includes families, creatives, small businesses, and teams who want their visuals and digital presence to feel aligned.

Do you work with agencies or just individuals?

Both. I regularly collaborate with agencies, brands, and internal teams, as well as individuals booking photography or personal projects.

Are you based in Tucson only?

I’m based in Tucson, Arizona. Photography is available locally and on-location, while web and digital work is available remotely.

Availability
Currently booking
Limited monthly availability · Tucson & remote projects
One-person studio Direct collaboration No handoffs Cohesive results