Public Art & Design

Building Face Design

Daniel Morrison transforms this industrial building facade in Colorado with a striking 80-foot vinyl wrap that merges technology, topography, and machinery into a dynamic visual experience. The expansive installation wraps the front and sides of the structure in a bold, large-scale composition.

Designed, printed, and installed by Daniel, this wrap not only enhances the building’s architectural presence but also reflects the Colorado-based company’s unique identity. The result is a visually arresting fusion of industrial grit and digital precision

Nautical Inspired Tech Office

Daniel Morrison crafts a sleek, maritime-inspired workspace for Quidient’s technology office in Columbia, Maryland. Designed to accommodate a team of 12, the space blends open-concept layouts with functional private offices, fostering both collaboration and focused work.

The space balances modern corporate aesthetics with organic, coastal elements—reflecting Quidient’s forward-thinking identity while paying homage to Maryland’s coastal roots.

Public Garden Design

Transforming an underutilized space into a vibrant community garden, Daniel and local efforts blend functional greenery with artistic vision.

Funded through a Lowe’s community grant and brought to life by dedicated local volunteers, Daniel’s design fosters both beauty and community engagement. The garden features an inviting oasis that reflects the spirit of collaboration.

Picture Your City Art

Daniel's designs tell your stories.

Interactive Art

Daniel designed this interactive augmented reality walking tour of C. Loren's artwork throughout the City of Golden.

"Bringing C. Loren's art to life through animation was a delight and an honor. Bringing the app to the City of Golden was technical but the payoff of seeing people discover these secret animations throughout the town is absolutely magical."

Bring an epic experience to your space.

Bringing Art to Life

Flamenco Fire

This piece was already so vibrant it was a delight to bring motion to the dress, flames, smoke and dancer's arms. A fun added animation detail was integrating glowing embers drifting away.

Cherokee: The Gathering

These animations involved close interaction directly with the painter and targeted real life references and keyframe animation loops.

Daniel worked with C. Loren Art to bring more than 17 pieces of art to life across 12 locations and they include large scale murals both interior and exterior as well as hanging pieces in businesses from one end of town to the other. Additionally, he produced a media campaign, plaques and more.