Work on this page was produced while contracting with Cosm.
My contract with Cosm spanned for the duration of their 2022 rebrand due to their increased need for design during this period. Works below include brand identity, event collateral, technical documentation, and venue visualization.
Cosm is an immersive entertainment, media, and technology company building “shared reality” venues, which are large-format LED domes where audiences watch live sports, concerts, and other content together. The company grew from planetarium leaders Evans & Sutherland and Spitz, Inc., whose hardware and software helped them develop modern dome experiences, and they have since acquired C360 and LiveLike VR.
To introduce the company a bit more, I’ve found two videos that do a great job at introducing Cosm. Although I didn’t work on the first video, it was created by my team during my time there, and discusses the history of the company, and the second was posted by Dan Povenmire (The creator of Phineas and Ferb) and shows where the company is now going.
Spitz 75 Year Anniversary
Objective
Spitz Inc. is the oldest company that Cosm’s has acquired, with some employees who have spent decades there. This project aimed to celebrate Spitz employees’ contributions and make the acquisition feel good, while also aiding in the transfer of brand equity to the larger Cosm brand during their rebranding. We needed a unifying anniversary mark to rally employees and partners, and transfer Spitz’s brand equity to the parent brand across internal and external deliverables.

Iterations & Research
I explored dozens of iterations before landing on a Lubalin-esque “75,” with “Years of Immersive Experience” set in Cosm’s brand font below. Yet it still lacked a clear nod to Spitz. Spitz is the branch of Cosm tied to dome architecture and has built major planetariums worldwide. Researching their dome-architecture legacy, I studied construction photos and beam patterns, then entirely redrew the “5” to nest a dome inside it.



Outcome & Response
The dome detail mirrors a real beam configuration used in Spitz dome architecture—something the team recognized immediately. As with all acquisitions, some of the Spitz employees were worried about the acquisition, but this detail signaled their work was seen and respected by their new parent company. It was used across email newsletters, external promotional materials to Spitz’s long-time business partners, and merch which was given to all employees.
Venue Use Cases Renderings
These were created prior to any Cosm venues being built. Other than the company’s own small testing facility in their headquarters, there was no imagery to show the use cases of a full-sized venue. We needed a clearer way to communicate the venue’s versatility to partners and the press. I was given some use cases and a set of neutral interior renders with blank screens. From there, I created and composited all screen content, then adjusted lighting and color grade to match each scenario. In the end, these were used across pitch decks, press outreach, and partner-facing materials, helping convey vision and the variety of experiences to people.
Trade Show & Event Collateral
Trade Show Postcards
All cards were designed first and foremost for clarity: attendees could quickly understand its purpose and what to do if they were interested. They include very clear, simple language, and a direct CTA to scan the QR code. The Digistar 7 card leads to a landing page tailored to the event (which is updated yearly), the GSCA Card links to Cosm’s homepage, as it was intended for people who missed the trade show as a first-time introduction to the company, while the recruitment card links to Cosm’s careers page.
Conference Backwall
This booth backwall was designed as a flexible backdrop that could anchor multiple trade shows. The visual system split into modular messaging zones, allowing for varied configurations by event. I designed the wall layout, prepped assets for production, and built a 3D render for internal preview needs.


3D Render:
Postcards on a Table and the Backwall
Conference Backwall
The pull-up banners were designed to serve as additional brand anchors at trade shows, focusing on products rather than the company. The first set of banners was presenting their Cosm X Solutions suite of services. The other banner focused on Cosm’s NanoSeam dome surface, using a close-up product image to show its detail and precision.



Artemis I Livestream Troubleshooting Guide
I created a skimmable troubleshooting guide designed for over 125 planetariums which were livestreaming the Artemis I launch. This was distributed by Cosm as part of the global simulcast and helped venue teams respond to any technical difficulties they faced while streaming.


















