For us, the veil between this world and the next isn't just thin — it’s practically see-through, and frankly, the draft is terrible.
Where normal people hear a creaky floorboard and think, "I need a contractor," we see an invitation. We obsessively hunt down ghost stories, contact lingering spirits, and give the supernatural a tangible pulse. By fusing bone-chilling narrative architecture with spectacular graphic design and illustration, we give the unseen a striking visual form. Because if a spirit is going to haunt your thoughts—or your favorite gear—it might as well look incredible.
We love sharing these haunts with you. In a very literal, slightly unhinged manner of speaking... we’re here to bring the dead back to life.
Professor
Louis Baker
By day, Professor Louis Baker shapes minds in Graphic Design and Service Design at the Savannah College of Art and Design. By night, he is a dedicated student of the arcane, traveling the globe to decode ancient spiritual beliefs because normal travel itineraries apparently bored him. Now deeply embedded in Savannah, Georgia—one of America's most actively haunted cities—Louis serves as the project’s narrative architect. He is in charge of obsessively digging through dusty archives and unearthing the kind of bone-chilling lore that makes you leave the hallway lights on. He handles the ghosts; you just have to handle the insomnia.
Professor
Jorge Montero
For Professor Jorge Montero, the veil between this world and the next isn't just thin—it’s practically see-through, a fact he’s been dealing with since a series of vivid childhood encounters with the afterlife. Originally from Venezuela, he now lives in Savannah where he is a professor of Graphic Design at the Savannah College of Art and Design. As the project's visual mastermind, Jorge is entirely in charge of the visuals, illustration, and graphic design. He bridges the gap between the physical and the spectral, utilizing decades of design expertise to ensure that if an entity is going to haunt your thoughts, it at least looks spectacular.

