Sean Daly is a Los Angeles-based creative whose work spans acting, art direction, prop fabrication, interior design, and branded environments. Shaped by years in New York, studies in literature and art, and an internship at the Morgan Library, his approach is research-driven and detail-obsessed.

Film work includes character-specific props for Jamie Foxx, the hands of Robert Downey Jr., and Weird Barbie, plus a commissioned recreation of Michelle Obama's White House art collection for Showtime's The First Lady. He has shot for Vanity Fair, Vogue, W, and GQ, and trained at the Groundlings.

In design, he takes projects from architectural concept to the smallest object in the room. Clients include Rolex, Mattel, Alice Waters, Ballroom Marfa, and Corita Art Center. Capri Marfa — one of his signature projects — earned recognition from travel and design press and spawned a coffee table cookbook. His work has been covered in Vogue, Vanity Fair, Architectural Digest, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal.

Sean's value is cross-disciplinary fluency: he understands how actors build character, how photographers build images, and how a space built with intention stops being a space and becomes a world people believe in. Clients bring him in when they want an environment or character that feels fully realized and create impressions that last.