Studio Transformation
Mythology + Pattern

Emmett is the Co-Founder & Executive Creative Director at Pattern, a family of brands, a family of brands with products and guidance designed to help people find more enjoyment in daily life. Their first brand, Equal Parts is designed to give our generation a sense of comfort and intuition in the kitchen, through inviting cookware and personal guidance.

Pattern was founded by the entire team of Gin Lane, one of the leading digital creative agencies in the country. At Gin Lane, Emmett was also the Co-Founder & Executive Creative Director where he oversaw brand strategy, visual identity, experience and marketing. Gin Lane participated in early-stage investments in Hims, Smile Direct Club, Sweetgreen, Harry’s, Stadium Goods, Quip, Haus, and more. In addition, he serves as an advisor to Care/Of, Sunday Goods, Swell Energy, and Recess. Emmett dropped out of NYU’s Tisch School.

Emmett enjoys time with his girlfriend, their dog, his sister, childhood gang of friends, and family. He likes skateboarding, surfing, basketball, and rap.

Anthony is founder and Executive Creative Director of Mythology, a New York City brand studio (formerly Partners & Spade). Anthony has guided the studio since inception through all engagements for brands such as; Warby Parker, Harry’s Razors, Whole Foods Market, Peloton, Shinola, Hims, Allbirds, Mirror as well as Lady Gaga and others.

Prior to Mythology and co-founding Partners & Spade, Anthony worked as creative director at advertising agencies Wieden & Kennedy (Portland, New York, and London offices), TBWA\Chiat\Day, and Modernista on a roster of internationally renowned brands such as Nike, The Gap, Microsoft, ESPN, MTV, Volvo, and Heineken.

Jessie McGuire is the Managing Director at ThoughtMatter, a branding and design agency committed to the use of artful, innovative design for clients like The New-York Historical Society, Downtown Staten Island and Tacoma’s Broadway Center for the Performing Arts. Jessie has been integral in shaping the purpose and creative vision of ThoughtMatter, spearheading projects and campaigns that include the production and free distribution of posters for the 2017 Women’s March, the redesign of the unabridged U.S. Constitution for modern readers and the expansion of the 100 Gates public art project. Jessie has also worked on branding, positioning and fundraising initiatives to raise awareness and support for socially progressive organizations and causes such as March for Our Lives, Girls Write Now and The Joyful Heart Foundation. Jessie holds a BFA in Communications Design and Advertising Art Direction from Pratt Institute and a MPS in Branding from The School of Visual Arts. Before joining ThoughtMatter, Jessie managed and worked on design projects for billion-dollar brands owned by Kimberly-Clark, P&G and Colgate Palmolive. When Jessie is not working on design, she can be found running in Brooklyn—alone, in a race or after her two kids.