Consulting & Project Management Services
You come to me because you want the truth, not flattery or hand‑holding or someone pretending to love your project more than you do. You come because you want a creative architect who can look at your world, your story, your tangled draft, and say: Here. This is the fault line. This is what’s bending the whole thing out of shape.
I don’t coddle your darlings. I don’t tiptoe around the details you’ve welded yourself to. I treat your work with respect, not reverence, and I treat you with the kind of cool professionalism that makes honesty possible.
Working with me feels like stepping into a workshop where the lights are bright, the tools are sharp, and the air hums with possibility. It’s fun. It’s energizing. You walk out steadier than you walked in, clearer and braver and ready to keep going. And when the next snag hits, you’ll want to come back because you’ll know the work gets lighter when we tackle it together.
My philosophy is simple —
Worlds shape people, and people make choices that crack stories open. Geography, environment, culture, technology, history, these forces forge characters who do beautifully foolish things. That’s where story lives. That’s where your project breathes.
I hold a hard line on privacy. Every client is Bob Dylan. Every project stays in the vault. Your ideas are yours, and I guard them like they matter. Because they do.
I’m here for the creators who aren’t afraid of the work.
The ones who value craft over comfort. The ones who want their stories to stand on something stronger than vibes and wishful thinking. I’m not for the precious or the defensive or the “but I like it this way” crowd. Story demands more than that, and so do I.
What you leave with isn’t just a fix — it’s a wellspring. A deeper understanding of the forces shaping your world, and the confidence to build something that can actually carry the weight of your ideas.
Skyforge is a place where work gets done, where problems get solved, where things get built. If that’s what you’re looking for, you’re in the right place.
The Problem
You’re wrestling with a story or world that won’t cooperate. Something’s misfiring — a character who won’t move, a plotline that keeps collapsing, a world detail that refuses to lock into place. You’ve tried patching it, sanding it, rewriting it, but the snag keeps returning.
If You Leave It Alone
The snag becomes a snarl. Drafts get heavier. Your confidence thins. You start avoiding the project because every time you open it, the same knot is waiting for you. Momentum drains out through the same crack.
What I Do
- Pinpoint the real source of the friction.
- Strip away the noise so the core issue is visible.
- Reframe the problem so it becomes workable instead of overwhelming.
- Offer targeted interventions that shift the system immediately.
- Give you a clear next step so you don’t slide back into the loop.
What You Walk Away With
- A concise written breakdown of the issue.
- A set of structural adjustments.
- A pressure sketch of the problem area.
- A path forward that restores motion.
How This Solves It
Because once the real fault line is named, the whole project stops fighting you. You get clarity, direction, and the sense that the work can breathe again.
Price: $200—$300
The Problem
You’re building something with weight — a novel, a game world, a serialized project — but the frame can’t hold what you’re trying to hang on it. The lore buckles. The themes drift. The world feels wide but hollow. You’re carrying too many pieces without a spine to bind them.
If You Leave It Alone
The project spreads sideways instead of deepening. You keep adding details instead of building systems. Drafts balloon. Revisions multiply. You lose months to structural repairs that should have been forged at the start.
What I Do
- Conduct a full structural assessment of your world or story.
- Build a blueprint that outlines the pressure systems we’ll shape.
- Guide you through weekly or twice-weekly sessions focused on core pillars.
- Provide between-session support (check-ins, review, diagrams).
- Co-create or repair the world bible, thematic frame, and narrative machinery.
- Keep the project aligned with its emotional and structural load.
What You Walk Away With
- A Foundational Architecture Packet (3–6 pages).
- A clarified thematic frame.
- A coherent system of geography, culture, technology, environment, and history.
- A pressure map of your world or story.
- A next-phase plan that makes the rest of the build stable.
- Renewed momentum and a sense of direction.
How This Solves It
Because once the frame is forged correctly, the project stops sagging. You get a structure that can carry the story you’re trying to tell — and the confidence to keep building.
Price: $1,200—$2,400 + fees
The Problem
You’re shepherding a large creative organism — a series, a game world, a studio project — and the scope has outgrown what one person can hold. Threads multiply. Decisions ripple. Every change affects five other systems. You’re steering a constellation with no navigator.
If You Leave It Alone
Bottlenecks form. Deadlines slip. The world fractures into disconnected islands. Team members lose clarity. The project becomes reactive instead of guided. Burnout creeps in. The work starts to feel like a storm you’re trapped inside.
What I Do
- Become part of your creative command structure
- Maintain and evolve your world bible
- Provide ongoing narrative and structural oversight
- Review drafts, lore, mechanics, and design documents
- Build pitch packets, thematic frameworks, and production scaffolding
- Coordinate with your team to keep everything aligned
- Offer priority access for rapid problem-solving
- Hold the long arc of the project so you don’t have to
What You Walk Away With
- A stable creative ecosystem
- A unified world or narrative architecture
- A clear production path
- A partner who understands the entire system
- A project that grows instead of spirals
How This Solves It
Because large creative projects behave like weather systems — they need someone tracking the whole sky. With a structural partner, the work becomes navigable again.