I love crafting and creating in all mediums. Here you’ll find some personal, school, and freelance projects.
To see samples of my graphic design work for the University of Michigan, please click here (password required).
Custom packaging and label design for honey harvested from my backyard beehives.
Hand-lettered album artwork made with layers of cut paper and type explorations.
Instructor: Nils Lindstrom at Art Center College of Design
Four spreads created for Lemony Snicket’s “Read Something Else,” a collection of darkly comic witticisms for everyday life. Published in April 2019.
Client: HarperCollins Publishers
Tuebor (tu̇-ˈā-ˌbȯr) • Verb • I will defend
Custom made enamel pins and hand-drawn backing cards inspired by the motto and design of the Great Seal of Michigan.
Proceeds from each pin sold are donated to the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, who work to protect Michigan’s natural resources through legislation.
Cut paper illustration inspired by J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series.
Selected for display in Art Center’s Student Gallery.
Instructor: Cole Case
Digital map created for Zugan Health, a Santa Barbara-based mobile health clinic. The map features classic Santa Barbara attractions and up-and-coming restaurants.
Client: Wordsmiths + Co
Infographic highlighting the environmental impact of the Rover Pipeline project for local resident’s and campers at YMCA’s Camp Birkett.
A hand-bound, hardcover process book detailing the development and construction of our final Design II assignment.
Instructor: Cole Case at the Art Center College of Design
Final logo with design and color explorations for a the California-based gym, RutFit.
Client: Wordsmiths + Co
Three coordinating wrapping paper designs . Inspired by the German ‘Erzgebirge’ Christmas pyramids, which feature miniature scenes that spin when candle flames propel the wooden paddles above.
Instructors: Mashanda Lazarus and Shannon Freshwater at the Art Center College of Design
Illustrated banner created for Garden on the Go, a Detroit-based urban farming initiative aimed to teach children about growing their own food using a portable garden plot.
A circus-inspired toile surface pattern designed for cotton canvas. Shown as a single motif and in repeat.
Instructor: Christine Nassar at the Art Center College of Design
Fashion sketches and illustrations. Digital and watercolor.
Multi-purpose labels created for use across jars of different homegrown and harvested goodies.
Poster design for U-M Musket’s production of Into the Woods.
Client: Musket
