Client: Mitsubishi Motors North America
Agency: The Brand Amp
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Various digital media event invitations created between 2015 - 2017.
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[ 1200 x 800 ]

Client: McKenna Claire Foundation
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The McKenna Claire Foundation is a non-profit organization seeking to provide critically needed funding to doctors and researchers focusing on pediatric brain cancer, specifically DIPG. Their goal is to accelerate advances in treatments and ultimately the discovery of a cure by raising awareness, increasing community involvement, and funding research.
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The primary objective was to update the logo to allow for easier legibility while preserving the youthful nature from the previous design. This was accomplished by using more refined lettering, balancing the space between the components, and integrating the butterfly symbol in a more comprehensive way.

Client: Various
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A collection of logos developed between 2015 - 2018.

Client: Personal
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The summer prior to the primary election of 2016, I was invited to participate in the Vote Our Planet campaign by Aaron Perry-Zucker, co-founder of Creative Action Network, upon discovering my original poster designs. The end result is a slightly modified poster collection that implements a metaphorical interpretation of cause and effect inspired by the growing number of catastrophic natural disasters occurring every year as a result of climate change.
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[ 24 x 36 ]
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Posters available for purchase at creativeactionnetwork.

Client: Fuzzy Logic Design
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A self-promotional poster collection influenced by classic puzzle games.
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[ 18 x 24 ]
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Prints available at fuzzylogicdesignshop.

Client: Venus Group, Inc.
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Venus Group, Inc. is a global manufacturer and distributor of luxury textile goods. The purpose and direction of this rebranding was to acquire a stronger competitive edge in the textile industry, while maintaining the corporate values established over 40 years ago. To achieve this, careful consideration was placed on developing the overall aesthetics of the brand without losing some of the key elements from the original design.

The design brief called for an updated logomark that would represent the addition of new corporate divisions and expansion into new industries. The triangular shapes reflect the first three core divisions: Institution, Hospitality, and Home Fashion. The textile roots of the company are subtly integrated through the negative space ‘stitching’ pattern.
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[ All Apple images courtesy of pixeden.com ]

Client: Venus Group, Inc.
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A comprehensive marketing piece that highlights the more exclusive products offered through the Hospitality division.
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[ 7.2 x 9 ]

Client: Venus Group, Inc.
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A comprehensive marketing piece that highlights the more conventional products offered through the Healthcare and Institution divisions.
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[ 7.2 x 9 ]

Client: Venus Group, Inc.
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This marketing piece illustrates the cultivation of raw materials to the finished product through the use of a production timeline.
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[ 6.25 x 7 ]

Client: Venus Group, Inc.
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A collection of logos developed between 2012 - 2013.

Client: Personal
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This project was an excursion in editorial layout and masthead design. The distinct moniker evoked a feeling of our world missing its identity — like an insight on how things used to be. The result was an environmentally-conscience newsletter to promote awareness and incite change.
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[ 10 x 16 ]

Client: Cal State Fullerton
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This poster was used to promote the art gallery exhibitions at Cal State Fullerton and the Grand Center Art Center in the fall of 2008.
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[ 18 x 24 ]

Client: Personal
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This political poster was intended to urge voters to participate in one of the most historic elections in U.S. history. The typographic solution sends a clear message that many important and controversial issues would be at stake.
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[ 18 x 24 ]

Client: Cal State Fullerton
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A collection of posters that promoted select concert performances at Cal State Fullerton.
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[ 29 x 52 ]

Client: Personal
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Appending form and function, this handcrafted, multifunctional shopping bag, created for a fictitious butcher shop, can not only be used to carry product, but also converted into a storage device that can be sealed for product preservation.
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[ 9 x 14 x 6 ]