& Trinity Automation
- 01Creative lead across both brands, 2020–2026+
- 02Rebuilt every asset the sales team carried
- 03Rebranded Selway, then built Trinity the same way
- 04Colors, decals and finish on every Trinity machine
- 05All machine renders, 3D content and animation
- 06Both websites and all sales materials
- 07Trade show booths, events and promotional giveaways
- 08Content creation, email marketing and social support
Zack Selway and I go back a long way. When he told me the machine tool industry was going through big changes, he was clear about what Selway needed: fast acting, polished, high quality marketing that turned into stronger sales.Salespeople don’t need more brochures. They need ones that close.
So we rebuilt everything, starting with every asset the sales team carried. Then we kept going. Websites, sales materials, trade show booths, promotional giveaways, multiple events and content creation. We attended every trade show, ran email marketing and backed up the social media team.In machine tools, the booth is the storefront.
When Trinity needed the same, we did it all again, and this time the brand went onto the product itself. We worked alongside product development to decide the colors and decals on every Trinity machine, and produced all the renders, 3D content and animation that sold them before they shipped.When the product weighs four tons, the paint job is the packaging.
Two brands, one creative lead, every touchpoint.Trinity didn’t get a template. It got everything Selway got, built from zero.
Every Trinity machine wears the brand. Colors, decals, renders and animation, decided alongside product development.Engineering made it work. We made sure it looked like it was worth what it cost.
Booths, catalogs, flyers and battle cards. Everything a salesperson carries into the room, built for one job: the bottom line.Nobody buys a machine at a trade show. They decide who they’re calling back on Monday.
We don’t need the machine tool industry explained to us.Six years inside the Selway universe, building for Trinity, Eurotech, Haas and every line on the floor. We learned the specs so the sales team never had to translate.

