SLAM magazine
Contributed to merchandising, campaign design, and athlete-driven creative for basketball’s leading culture brand. Supported product launches, conceptual cover design, branded apparel, social visuals, and e-commerce assets tied to SLAM’s athlete and hoops-culture identity.
SLAM Media Inc │2023
Graphic Design • Merchandising • Athlete Storytelling • Digital Campaign Assets
SWEET CHICK x slam ACTIVATION
Contributed to the Sweet Chick x SLAM collaboration, supporting apparel design and campaign execution for a cross-cultural partnership between SLAM and Sweet Chick, the New York–based restaurant brand founded by Nas. The collaboration was anchored by a live activation featuring a limited-time SLAM Meal and a full basketball court takeover in Washington Square Park, celebrating the shared New York roots of basketball, food, and hip-hop culture. Helped translate the activation into limited-edition apparel and storytelling assets that reinforced SLAM’s position at the intersection of sport, culture, and community. Photography by @marcus.stv
“CHRIS has worked on many projects with us, from Campaign shoots to graphic design. In many projects we worked on, he took charge…”
Delon George -Marketing Manager/Merchandise
Million Dollaz Worth of Game is a weekly podcast hosted by the renowned Philadelphia rapper Gillie Da King and social media influencer Wallo267. Gillie Da King's basketball background, where he excelled as a high school and college athlete before transitioning to rap and podcasting, serves as a foundation. Leveraging his alter egos inspired by NBA stars, we collaborated on a social media campaign & merchandise capsule featuring recreations of iconic SLAM covers. My role was to reimagine the jerseys the athletes wore for Gillie & Wallo’s aliases and create graphic and cover tees based on the moment.
SLAM x WDWOG
SLAM SUMMER CLASSIC ‘23
ThE “SUBWAY Line”
Assisting on set for a Jordan Brand shoot with Rhyne Howard was an exhilarating experience, where I contributed to a dynamic collaboration that fused sports, fashion, and talent. I also had the pleasure of meeting Jasmine M. Jordan, who oversees the women’s side of Jordan Brand, further enriching the experience. Photography by @marcus.stv
Beyond The Lines: The Next Generation
“If I were to lead the next generation, I would let them lead me.” We before Me, Rhyne Howard, and the next generation are helping grow and develop the game.
