Owen Roe

Designer, Investor, Singularity Cultist

Born A.D. 2003

History

  1. StackedAug 2022 – Aug 2026
    Creative Director
  2. eFuseFeb 2021 – Jul 2022
    Art Director
  3. Evil GeniusesApr 2020 – Feb 2021
    Graphic Designer

Angel investments

  • EreborAug 2025
    Seed†
  • Mach IndustriesNov 2025
    Series C†
  • PraxisMar 2026
    Bridge
  • LucyOct 2024
    Series B†
  • FriendMay 2024
    Seed
SPV
$10k–$25k checks
Promotional poster announcing Sentinels' 2026 premium membership on Stacked. Heavy condensed type reading "Now on Stacked" sits above a high-contrast halftone photograph of five Sentinels players in team jerseys, with the Sentinels mark in a red block at the centre.
A looping three-card set of Stacked announcement posters, each headed "Now Available" over "Exclusive Access" and "Only on Stacked". The cards run: Kurama, in heavy lowercase above a photograph of him pulling on a jersey in a field of yellow rape flowers, with a black-and-white portrait beside it; OSCS, a pixelated logotype on a grained purple-to-white gradient above the letters set enormous and tight, footed by a row of tabs reading on, sum, chill, shii; and FlyQuest, a photograph of three players in black team kit above the wordmark and a coiled snake wrapped around the team's mark.
A logomark presentation board, white on black. A header row runs across the top — "Stacked" at the left, "Logomark" at the centre, "2025" at the right — over the mark standing alone in the middle of the field: nested angular chevron strokes stacked into a diamond, drawn as a solid two-colour form.
A looping six-frame animation of the Stacked app icon: the chevron mark in white on a black rounded square, held still at the centre while a purple-to-pink gradient moves behind it. The frames alternate between hard stepped chevrons — one sweeping across the field, one rising from the lower left, one opening as a wide V — and softer passes where the gradient smears into horizontal motion streaks, pulling left, washing pale pink, then breaking into violet bands against the right edge.
Poster announcing Mujin on Stacked. Acid-green display type reading "Now on Stacked" sits over a heavily halftoned purple close-up of an anime character's face, with "MUJIN" spanning the top edge.
Merch graphic printed light on black: a dithered engraving of the Earth with the Stacked chevron set into its face, above the words "Rise together." in a high-contrast serif.
Poster announcing Flesh Simulator on Stacked. Red display type reading "Now on Stacked" and a script "Premium Access" sit below a cropped black-and-white photograph of a man's eyes staring directly out, with small red body copy beneath.
The MEGACORP logo glowing white on a dark screen-textured field: a pair of swept wings meeting under a four-point star, above the wordmark "MEGACORP".
Poster in electric blue, black and white headed "What is AGI?". A strip across the upper third lists predicted arrival dates for artificial general intelligence — 2029 Elon Musk, 2029 Ray Kurzweil, 2036 Metaculus, 2060 average opinion, 2300 Rodney Brooks. Large type below reads "Artificial General Intelligence", "When Machines Become Sentient" and "Our Future", separated by blue panels holding pixelated arrows.
A looping three-card set of posters on effective accelerationism. The cards run: "The World Has Already Changed" over "It Just Hasn't Hit You Yet", set on a halftoned photograph of a machine skull with a pixelated green spiral burned across it; "technophobia", a sheet of historical headlines against new technology — teachers must fight computers, murder of music laid to machines, bikes blamed for youth's insanity, is novel reading a disease? — with "do not panic" lettered inside a blue ellipse at the centre; and "There Is No Planet B" over "So We Will Build One", three green halftone circles carrying pixelated arrows between two rows of slogans.
A looping four-card sequence from Stacked's launch thread, in white on black with heavy dithered texture. The cards run: the Stacked wordmark on a dithered spiral; "Cash Back" set large beside two Stacked marks, labelled creator coins and stacked tokens; a diagram of stacked windows linking fans earning cash back rewards to creators taking home 95% through a 5% fee; and a comparison putting Patreon's 80% against Stacked's 95% plus creator coin revenue and token rewards.
A looping five-card logofolio: a white card on black, carrying the client name across the top and a row beneath it giving sector, mark type and date, with the mark itself set large and solid black in the middle. The cards run: Spartan, a winged Spartan helmet; GoldGloveTV, a clenched fist whose thumb and cuff close into a shield; mbet.io, a face in profile under a flat cap; Spartan again, an outlined monogram with a sword driven down through its centre; and Milestone Digital, four tapered bars leaning into an M.
Akira poster in two colours, red and black, standing on a black field. "AKIRA" runs across the top in enormous condensed capitals with the katakana アキラ brushed over it, above a stippled engraving of a shockwave ring blowing outward from a black dome over a flattened Neo Tokyo. A credit block below sets producer, screenplay and soundtrack against "31 years after World War III, AD 2019 Neo Tokyo", a strip of city skyline, and two stamps reading "good for health, bad for education". The foot reads "Neo Tokyo is about to explode".
A looping three-card set of mockups for valhalla.zip, electric blue on white and standing on black. The cards run: a browser window showing the site, a scrolling ticker of voice-chat lines above a drop table listing Genesis Collectibles, Artifact-01 Keyboard and a third entry marked TBA, with a preview still of six characters mid-transformation, "Valhalla" set enormous across the foot and a tangle of hairline strokes thrown down beside it; three phone screens carrying the same table, the Artifact-01 keyboard page with its render of blue translucent keycaps, and the drop's about copy over a footer reading "designed in Los Angeles" and "built by Stacked"; and the site on a laptop beside a phone, the wordmark running the full width.