Tim, also known as BitVargen—first reached out at the end of Season 3 as a supporter of the show. What started as a casual conversation turned into a creative partnership. After a few Zoom calls and a growing friendship, I approached him with a new idea: for the first time, I wanted Hide and Seek to explore a more visual layer of storytelling. Not just a show logo—but episode-specific artwork that meant something.

Tim got it immediately.

Since Season 4, he’s been behind the visual direction of Hide and Seek—designing cover art that connects emotionally with each episode and giving the show a deeper, more intentional aesthetic. He’s a multi-disciplinary artist with a unique style and a brain that runs on 20 creative tabs at once. I can’t explain half of what he does, but I know this—he cares about the work and he supports the mission.

- JAMES BAYSINGER