with more than a decade working as a designer, editorial design, books + ‘zines, or general experience design are kinda my jam. that said, i believe design is everywhere and design thinking and problem solving skills are transferable to most creative projects.
learn more about my process below or
please inquire if you’d like to work together
projects:
a mental health initiative project
mural design and illustration
typeface design for an editorial project
logo + visual identity design
a collection of logo and visual identities for various clients
page coming soon
layout + visual design for docs, books, and reports *
*private; please inquire for password
travel e-zine
experience design, brand visual narrative
illustration
a collection of digital illustration work for various projects
page coming soon
editorial brand identity, layout + design
experience design [class project]
priorities 1 value proposition 2 sustainability and 3 function before form*
*aesthetics and details don’t work unless the rest does
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strategy be invisible
no, seriously. if i’ve done my job well, you won’t even see me and what i’ve done might look stupid simple.
[perception isn’t reality]
the best design is invisible; it’s only when something doesn’t work that you realize how much value good design brings.
if it’s done well, you can’t quite explain why you like it, but you do. my goal is to design stuff that people see or use so effortlessly that they forget it’s been designed at all.
[and yes i realize this is very anti-marketing on my end. i’ve always been a bit too honest, often to my own detriment. c’est la vie, i guess]
to learn more or to inquire about a project you think i could help you with, please get in touch.
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