Various designs for company swag and company signage at Be Grizzlee.
A promotional booklet for the 2014 Typo San Francisco Conference. This is a piece of a mailed guide to the events to the weekend, along with a registration form and instructions for return. The typography on this year's cover was inspired by the colors and landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area, along with dominant typographic elements inspired by the subject matter and the speakers for the conference.
Independent branding concept proposal with brand guide, mood boards, website design, and apparel graphics.
An infographic explaining the events leading up to and during the US/Canadian Northeast Blackout of 2003. This project was completed as a part of a two-person team. As a collaborative effort, we divided the work into general sections and then worked together on copywriting, continuity, and art direction. I designed the poster's iconography and the sections relating to the explanation of power and its role in the Blackout (left side and center).
Outside of design, I love creating, writing, and performing original music. Over the years, I have had the opportunity to create numerous gig posters, album covers, merch, promo cards, and more for my own music projects.
This a currency redesign concept featuring the one, five, and ten dollar bills.
The piece is intended to be a keepsake gift for students graduating from the Visual Communication Design BFA program, as well as a sampling of past student work to show to prospective students. It features profiles of graduating designers on one side and a corresponding favorite piece of work on the reverse side. Additional departmental information supplements the photos and includes a statement from the department chair, a list of courses, departmental faculty, and a concept statement about the piece. This concept and design was selected as a finalist by the client.
A conceptual interpretation of an excerpt from Alan Lightman's book, Einstein's Dreams. All photography and imagery was created specifically for this printed piece.
This is a large-format illustrated infographic poster explaining a potential internal thought process following a large-scale mistake. It profiles the event of Lindsey Jacobellis' 2006 Torino Olympics mistake leading to her forfeit of the US gold medal in Women's Snowboard Cross. The illustration is composed entirely of pen-drawn shapes created in Adobe Illustrator. Dimensions: 32" x 70".
During my internship at Sarah Drake Design in Chicago, I assisted in concepting, illustration, print pre-press, production, and delivery of custom print stationery suites for various weddings and corporate clients.
Imagery from the Sarah Drake Design studio site, featuring projects with which I assisted.
Cover and interior sample spreads design for a book on Andy Warhol by Klaus Honnéf.
