HEALTH AWARENESS · DESIGN · VIDEOS · VIBE CODING
Urban Survivors.
I’m Brandon Lawes. I’m trying to get my health back and figure out how to continue being a focused serial entrepreneur while disabled. Along the way, I make videos using proven formats, share my lived health journey, advocate for a better health system, and work with AI and programmers to design tools and generate ideas that help people and their businesses.
Read my story
MAKE MEANING
Learn about my journey.
Listen to my interview to learn about my health journey, including a life-altering chiropractic injury, criminal pharmaceutical medication harm that caused tragic brain injuries, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
MY WHY
When your capacity changes, the world rarely redesigns itself for you. So I started redesigning my corner of it.
I build from inside the problem.
Living through neurological symptoms and chronic sleep disruption changed what I need from technology—and gave me a reason to make tools that respect real human limits.
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Hand lettering & typography
I draw letters and build visual systems that make a message feel unmistakably human.
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DESIGN
Tools change. A creative eye still matters.
AI is making commercial design easier to produce, but access to a tool is not the same as having creative judgment. I combine hands-on design craft with AI when it genuinely helps—making the process easier for clients and myself without giving up originality, quality, or the ability to make things by hand.
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Video storytelling
I study the psychology, structure, and craft behind a video that earns attention instead of demanding it.
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Health journey
Personal experience keeps me focused on tools, communication, and design that respect limited capacity.
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Idea generation
I like finding a useful direction in the middle of an ambitious, messy conversation.
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Creative partnerships
I am interested in thoughtful collaborators who want to build clear, meaningful work together.
Help the work keep moving.
Support gives me more time and capacity to document the journey and keep building accessible tools.
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