The goal of this self-initiated project was to introduce gradients and a whimsical vibe to my design aesthetic, while trying to be a bit more adventurous. The goal is to eventually turn this piece into a letterpress print.

Type: Poster

Client: N/A; Self-Initiated

Year: 2018

The goal of this self-initiated project was to introduce gradients and a whimsical vibe to my design aesthetic, while trying to be a bit more adventurous. The goal is to eventually turn this piece into a letterpress print.

Type: Poster

Client: N/A; Self-Initiated

Year: 2018

The goal of this self-initiated project was to introduce gradients and a whimsical vibe to my design aesthetic, while trying to be a bit more adventurous. The goal is to eventually turn this piece into a letterpress print.

Type: Poster

Client: N/A; Self-Initiated

Year: 2019

This project was designed to highlight Columbus in a unique, modern and simple style. This was the personal favorite of the shirts I designed, because it features some of my favorite aspects of the city.

Type: Graphic T-Shirt Designs

Client: The Ohio State University (full-time employment)

Year: 2019

The goal of this project was to create a hand lettered print for Blockfort’s Beautiful Words gallery show in downtown Columbus. The show featured quotes exhibited by artists, designers, and illustrators across Columbus, and this Henry Ford quote served as inspiration. This quote was hand lettered and turned into a vector image using Adobe Illustrator.

Type: Poster/Hand Lettering

Client: Beautiful Words Gallery Show at Blockfort

Year: 2017

The goal of this project was to create a bicycle-inspired poster to feature in the 2019 Pinchflat Ohio art show. This piece was specifically inspired by the whimsy and joy of riding bikes in the summer. The piece was featured in the show, and was printed using a screen printing process.

Type: Poster

Client: Pinchflat

Year: 2019

The goal of this project was to create a hypothetical new identity for an organization local to Richmond. This organization is called SOHO: Space of Her Own, and it facilitates a creative mentorship program for 6th grade girls in Richmond every school year. 

Type: Logo

Client: N/A; Educational

Year: 2015

The goal of this project was to design a poster that functions as both a folded piece and traditional poster. One side would advertise a hypothetical event, and in this case, the back side showed a timeline of Istanbul's changing names throughout history.

Type: Folding Poster

Client: N/A; Educational

Year: 2015

The goal of this project was to create a new identity for Modern Electron in Seattle, Washington. This identity also included the development of core values and mission and vision posters that are displayed in the company headquarters.

Type: Logo

Client: Modern Electron 

Year: 2015, 2017

The goal of this project was to design a neighborhood banner option that would help to visually identify Richmond's Museum District as unique and separate from its surrounding areas. 

Type: Banner

Client: Richmond's Museum District Association

Year: 2016

The goal of this self-initiated project was to design posters that would change cyclists and motorist behavior. They were designed to be part of a series that aims to foster a relationship of respect between cyclists and motorists.

Type: Posters

Client: N/A; Self-Initiated

Year: 2015

This project was designed to function as a book for children 2-4 years in age. The book encourages readers to see their surroundings with a sense of imagination and wonder. It is produced by Blurb and is available on Amazon. 

Type: Children's Book

Client: N/A

Year: 2015