I worked with Dunna to create a text-based logo with his YouTube channel name. I designed a custom, modern typeface for it. We overlayed it on a photo of his for all of the social media and website banners.

I designed this emblem for Dunna that is used for merchandise and a YouTube opening sequence. We wanted it to feel clean, utilize the typeface on all of the banners, and reflect what Dunna is about.

Dunna and I wanted the business card to be very minimal and clean. The information is segmented and concise to achieve that. We also printed these on a recycled cotton card in the end to give it some texture under the simple graphic design.

This logo concept is based on the use of a repeating “P” to create a Rose-like symbol. The color reflects that of the flower and the overall design is meant to be a minimalistic, modernized version of it.

A minimal, bold logo for DQS Photography. With car photography being the main focus, we wanted to create an allusion to a wheel and did so by also using an aperture-like visual in the negative space of the “Q”.

For The Patels, we wanted a limited palette while still using photos. I created a duotone filter for the photo pattern on the social/YouTube banners and then overlayed some handwritten-feeling typography for the name.

A high-end package redesign using a black and gold scheme to amplify the whiskey tones.

A concept publication design that showcases up-and-coming brands. The logo, typography, photography, and layout design were all done by me for this cover. It was designed to be simple and bold and highlight the bracelet design.

A concept book cover design for On The Road by Jack Kerouac. It is composed of a styled photograph with cigarettes, a broken glass and pencil, and crumpled paper to reflect the roughness and brisk life within the story. I overlayed a road map in PhotoShop and then used a typewriter font to emphasize the significance of writing a bit more.

A page out of the Dream To See Reality Zine (volume one). For this specific volume, I worked with a monochromatic scheme and green as an accent. Throughout, it is all an experiment with photography, geometric elements, and typography.

A page out of the Dream To See Reality Zine (volume one). For this specific volume, I worked with a monochromatic scheme and green as an accent. Throughout, it is all an experiment with photography, geometric elements, and typography.

This is a minimalistic logo composed of simple lines and type. We wanted to use just the letter “M” and linear elements to keep it as clean and versatile as possible.

This is an experimental design with my own brand name. I wanted to see how the color and textures with the warped typography could create different feelings when assembled differently. This specific variation ended up being the favorite.

This was an experiment in trying to create the feeling of a calm breath in a simple, visual way.

This was designed to be a simple graphic representation of coffee. I wanted it to feel cozy and almost as if the splash of white was cream within the coffee texture.

This is a photo I took while on a nature walk. I overlayed the word “Wonder” and made it a part of a story to encourage people to be more curious and explore in nature.

Originally micron on paper, I transformed this illustration into a digital piece and created prints to sell on a previous store.

An experiment in daily doodles using simple, black lines and a focus on texture and geometry.

An experiment in daily doodles using simple, white lines and a focus on texture, geometry, and symmetry.

An original bracelet design using an abstracted photo of a rose on one side, and a faded version with typography overlayed on the opposite side.

An original bracelet design combining warm and cool “weather” colors and an original line art drawing over top.

Originally designed as a bandana pattern, this art is composed of symbols that represent two characters from the show Critical Role and the bond they have.

An original bracelet designed with calming colors and lines in order to convey the “Go With The Flow” concept.

A minimalistic, typographic design that uses a quote from the show “Agent Carter” inside a silhouette of the main character.

An original film photo of wet leaves, superimposed on a clock design.

Using the “You Are Lovely” design of an abstracted rose, I overlayed my logo and put it on shirts to be printed.

An original line art piece placed on a shirt for sale on my online store.

An original paint splatter pattern designed to be sublimated on women’s leggings for Boathouse Sports.

An original line pattern designed to be sublimated on women’s leggings for Boathouse Sports.