For the Unsung. For the Unbroken.
WHERE THE STORY BEGAN
I didn’t create Bone & Banner to build a brand.
I created it because there were stories inside me I’d been carrying for years — stories I never felt brave enough or ready enough to tell.
For most of my life, I’ve used video, graphics, and design to help other people communicate their ideas. I could take someone else’s message and shape it into something meaningful. I could build their world, refine their tone, bring their vision to life.
But when it came to my own story?
I always held back.
I always told myself, “Later.”
The truth is, I’ve always wanted to be a director.
I’ve always wanted to create worlds — gritty, emotional, beautiful worlds that people could step into and feel something real.
And as technology evolved, as creativity became boundless, I realized this was my chance.
This was the doorway I’d been waiting for.
Maybe I’d never get to make a movie in the traditional sense…
but I could still tell a story my way.
That’s where Bone & Banner Co. came from.
In a world full of quick, shallow content — noise made without soul — I wanted to create something with weight. Something with purpose. Something honest.
A story built for people who feel deeply but don’t always know how to say it.
A story for the unsung and the unspoken — the quiet heroes we all know, the ones who carry their struggles on their shoulders and move through life without applause.
I set my world in the 18th century because life then was stripped down to its truths.
People depended on each other to survive.
They worked, they loved, they lost — without the luxury of hiding behind screens or distractions.
Men in that era didn’t always have the words for what they felt.
Most of them never said the things they wished they could.
And honestly… a lot of us today aren’t much different.
So Bone & Banner became a place for those unspoken words.
A way to help people express what they’ve been carrying inside — through the characters I write, through old-world storytelling, through letters, poems, confessions, and quiet moments of truth.
What to Expect…
It’s not a comic.
Not a film.
Not a traditional story.
It’s something in-between — something almost magical.
A new way to tell human stories with weight and heart.
This project is my way of finally speaking.
My way of creating something that matters.
My way of saying,
“You’re not alone. Your story has value. And even in silence, you’re seen.”
The world feels heavy, sometimes even cursed, yet we rise anyway —
because there are still reasons worth enduring for. Truth doesn’t disappear…
we simply learn to see it another way.
- Elias “The Smith“ Kavanagh