ABOUT ME
THE SWISS ARMY KNIFE OF CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION
I work across brand strategy, design, motion, illustration, and copywriting — not because I lack a specialty, but because that range lets me carry an idea from concept to finished execution without losing anything along the way. I've led creative projects for Fortune 50 companies, in both director and hands-on roles.
My work lives at the intersection of behavioral science and craft: data tells you what should work, creativity is what makes people feel it. Getting that balance right, for each audience, is what I'm best at.
The strongest projects I've been part of started with a team aligning around one clear goal. Building that shared vision — and the plan to execute it — is where I do my best work. I keep that instinct sharp through daily creative practice across writing, design, motion, and music.
WHAT I DO
• Creative Direction
• Art Direction
• Graphic Design
• User-Centered Design
• Brand Strategy and Development
• Corporate Training Campaigns
• Motion Graphics and Animation
• AI Image and Video Generation
• Video Production and Editing
• User Experience (UX) Design
• Illustration
• Product Photography
• Copywriting and Content Strategy
• Marketing Campaign Development
• Experiential Marketing
• Print and Digital Production
• Production Management
• Sound Design
• Team Leadership and Mentorship
• Data Visualization
• Adobe Creative Cloud
• Microsoft Office Suite
• Digital Collaboration Tools
- Adobe Express
- Canva
- Figma
- Slack
• Content Management Systems
• Web Analytics, Data Collection Platforms
• Generative AI Platforms
MY ALTER EGO
My sketchbook is my exercise machine. Like a creative bodybuilder, I maintain a disciplined practice of drawing to stay sharp and visually agile. These raw, often strange, projects live under my alter ego, Endo. The name comes from my middle name and my grandfather’s first name, but it also represents a different creative state. If Tony Marshall is the refined creative professional, Endo is the feral artist.
There are no rules here. These sketchbook explorations exist outside expectations, outcomes, or polish. The objective is simple: flex the creative muscle and draw. Open the mind, silence the filter, and let whatever wants to emerge find its way onto the page.
To see a selection of these unfiltered creative exercises, visit my socials.
