A cross-platform identity and trust framework that brings clarity and consistency to a fragmented email ecosystem. By unifying multiple entertainment domains under one cohesive brand family and guiding users through a clear, consent-driven flow. From landing page to confirmation to curated deals. The system improves deliverability, strengthens sender reputation, and helps users immediately understand “why this email".
Moon is a multi-state AI assistant embedded in my portfolio, designed to guide visitors in a warm, conversational way while privately helping me search for roles that match my profile. Public Mode focuses on emotional UX, personality and recruiter enablement, while Private Mode unlocks secure agentic reasoning, job‑board scanning and fit scoring. Together, they create a seamless hybrid experience that blends storytelling, AI architecture and practical automation. Without ever exposing personal tools to visitors.
I always dreamed of gothic festivals, so in 2014 I created my own. With basic design skills, a camera, and zero network, I posted a homemade ad for Montreal’s Great Gothic Picnic. The turnout was huge and it sparked a tradition.
The picnic grew into multiple fundraising events, helping me secure a venue, book artists, and launch the first full festival. I handled strategy, design, marketing, and staffing. Turning a small gathering into a decade‑long phenomenon.
Gothfest earned national coverage in Le Devoir, Urbania, Journal de Montréal, CHOM FM, and more. Across 45+ alt events and 185+ artists, it transformed a subculture dream into a recognized brand and unforgettable experiences.
Moon is an adaptive self-care app that blends emotional UX with AI learning to support users in small, low‑pressure ways. It listens to mood, input and personal patterns, then offers warm, personalized suggestions. From grounding exercises to ritual ideas. All through a cozy, character‑driven world designed to reduce cognitive load and make wellbeing feel approachable.
