This poster series was created as a promotional item given away at the Alternative Media Expo. Each poster encourages the viewer to live life to the fullest and use their personal creativity. To illustrate this idea, we used child-like, handwritten typography and vintage photography.

Icessorize is a custom jewelry line. For this brand, we created a logo and postcard. With the design we emphasized accessible luxury, by juxtaposing a graphic symbol with photography of the jewelry.

InvadeNOLA print is a 24 page black and white newspaper sized 11in x 14in. Targeting 18-35 year olds, 5000 issues were distributed throughout the city of New Orleans.

We used bold typography and high contrast black and white images to jump off the page. We also employed the use of negative space to give an open, airy feeling to the design.

We developed full branding for documentary film Race, including: logo, website, postcard, poster, Twitter page, and HTML email design.

This documentary focuses on the 2006 mayoral election between Ray Nagin and Mitch Landrieu. To illustrate this, we used bold typography and color theory.

This book cover and inside spread was designed for Proof of Disaster, a collection of poems published after Katrina.

The goal was to visually display the title sinking in the water.

This cover was designed for the Urban Next summit, a conference for young professionals.

The design uses a graphic collage that emphasizes professional development.

Tribecon is a conference packed full of inspiring and educational presentations by world-renowned panelists – all focused around building communities online and igniting them to accomplish amazing things in the real world.

We developed a logo and postcard for the event. We used earthy colors and distressed typography to visually illustrate the community experience. Tis was juxtaposed with modern icons of fun.

This flyer was designed to advertise “Summer Swirl,” a summer social gathering centered around wine. Using color and typography we developed a fun, timeless design.