I designed this flyer with 1920's deco in mind. I aimed to create an elegant yet simple design to showcase all the needed information, the result is a clean, graphiclly striking flyer sure to bring people to the event.
This infographic was created for Dermacenter Medical Spa to inform and attract clients of the IPL service.
This piece was created for March to End Rape Culture to raise awareness about Judge Teresa Carr Deni's dismissal of charges of sexual assault against a man alleged to have raped a prostitute at gunpoint. These flyers were printed and then posted around the voting district. A digital version went viral on facebook, bringing attention to this important issue.
This poster was created for an American Institute of Architects lecture series on artist, sculptor, and designer Andrea Zittel. The imagery reflects the shapes and colors Zittel uses in much of her art and installations. The typography reflects her modular, geometric design.
This piece was created to raise Hunger Awareness. The approach reflects icons used in liberation movements, and takes a bold stance to ending hunger.
This flowchart was created to accompany a research paper by Duckworth Labs at University of Pennsylvania. This graphic illustrates the steps for efficiently conducting research in a school setting.
These icons were created to graphically depict different genres of music, creating instruments out of simple lines and shapes.
Shown is a depiction of what the icons might look like applied to banners.
This branding system was created in a 3 day workshop with Paula Scher. The goal was to re-brand an existing non-profit to help the organization reach a wider audience. The logo is interchangeable, having a set typographic lockup which can combine with a number of symbols representing different aspects of clean air.
The history of blues music is a rich one, offering plenty of inspiration. The branding and packaging for the American Blues Museum utilizes visual cues related to this musical history. The imagery focuses on instruments, mainly the guitar and harmonica. The worn textures and styles of Americana have also informed the design. Font choices were inspired by letterpress typography.
The CD packaging strives to showcase blues legends like Son House, Muddy Waters, and B.B. King. The burlap material connects to the origins of the genre from spirituals, field hollers, and work songs.
The Time Machine - Poster, Clock, Motion Graphic
The Time Machine was an experiment in image making using different types of materials such as pastels and inks, in addition to exploring different lighting and reflection techniques in photography. The final designs create a time machine.
Time Machine: Psychedelic Era - Poster
This poster takes the viewer to the Psychedelic 1960’s. The quote featured marked the beginning of psychedelic literature and the birth of a new generation of minds. The type and image reflects what one might see while taking psychedelics. It was made with a combination of handmade and computer generated elements.
Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Art is a multipurpose venue, providing a space for art, music, film, and performance. PhilaMOCA embraces their status as the center for weird, giving patrons a place to discover underground artists from Philadelphia and beyond. The logo design was inspired by the idea that many different forms of art come together under the roof of PhilaMOCA.
The Beast in the Cave is a story by H. P. Lovecraft, telling the tale of a lost man encountering a strange beast in a dark cave. The book design uses experimental type, as well as photography and illustration to accompany this dark story.
Go Organic! is an organization supporting organic agriculture as an alternative to genetically modified food. Both type and image utilize visible handmade mark-making techniques from different media.
In the United States, many consumers are unaware of the fact that they are eating genetically modified food because they are not labelled. In a way, the truth is being covered and their food is being masked. Words like unmask, uncover, and reveal act as a call to action for consumers to discover what is in their food.
This infographic makes the viewer aware of the top 5 countries producing GMOs, and the percentage of the top three crops in the United States that are genetically modified. Additional information includes the negative effects of genetically modified crops.
This infographic details the history of ways of listening to music. Starting with grooved cylinders and highlighting important innovations such as the vinyl lp, 8-track, portable players, and internet radio.
Possessed by Paul James -
Cold & Blind
Possessed by Paul James is the one-man music project of Konrad Wert. The
music is composed of string instruments including banjo, guitar, and
fiddle with written roots within folk, blues, and punk. Overall the
music is raw and emotional, which is captured by the use of textures and
hand drawn elements.
Matthew 'mule' McKinley -
Alone on the Orange Floor
Got Jamn! String Band -
Blue Crab Grass
These CDs are from Maryland folk group Got Jamn! String Band and musician Matthew 'mule' McKinley. The designs on these packages reflect the gritty, raw feeling of the music. Got Jamn! String Band are proud of their Maryland roots and wanted to represent that through the state iconography. The color palette and icons of Alone on the Orange Floor also plays off its name and McKinley’s love of murder ballads.
This series of serigraphs explores alternative spiritualities. The subject matter was informed by pagan rituals, awakening moments, and views into the soul.
Showcased here is various social media images that I have created for various platforms including, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Some examples also were printed and displayed within an environment.
This image was used to promote Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center's social media campaign which focused on self love and healthy lifestyles to increase Facebook engagement and number of "likes" on their page.
This campaign included giveaways from local businesses as well as Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center and Dermacenter Medical Spa. I was the lead on this project from concept to deployment, I reached out to participating business, designed all the materials, and set up paid Facebook ads and promotions. The #LoveYourself campaign was a week long and increased RWWC's 115% and their total followers by 25%.
This image was shared on RWWC's social media in the month of October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The goal of this piece was to raise awareness about the prevalence of Breast Cancer as well as the risks, encouraging patients to speak to their doctor about their personal histories.
RWWC has a membership program in which patients can receive discount from local partners, P.S. & Co. is in this example. This campaign was also coupled with design in the enviornment, featuring window decals of the partner emblem, seen in this example, in storefronts of RWWC's partners. I mainly utilized Photoshop for this composition.
Spring Fling Women's Happy Hour was an event I put together for Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center to celebrate their various partners and members and raise awareness to the public about their membership program. I also designed all the promotional material including the two promotional images above which were shared on Facebook and Instagram. Another version of the same was created for Twitter and was sized for what would be seen best on that platform. The event was very successful with a liquor sponsor, gift bags, interactive stations featuring their partners, and an attendance over over 100.
This image was shared on Dermacenter Medical Spa's social media there was also a version sent via an email blast.
Each month I was tasked to create a unique poster for display highlighting the specials offered. The posters are displayed in our offices, as well as online through our newsletter, and posted by local businesses with whom DermaCenter Medical Spa has formed relationships.
For the month of June I choose to go the direction of bright and bold. I created the large type by hand and then used photoshop to create cute sunny illustrations to go along with it.
Each month I was tasked to create a unique poster for display highlighting the specials offered. The posters are displayed in our offices, as well as online through our newsletter, and posted by local businesses with whom DermaCenter Medical Spa has formed relationships.
For the month of February, I took to Illustrator, inspired by papercut valentines. The outcome highlights an intricate and eye-catching heart design, which was also used as a background patter.
This flyer was created for the waiting rooms of our Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center locations to bring patients awareness of the Healow application.
The two images above were shared on Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center's social media. The goal of these images were to make patients aware of RWWC services and their benefits and give patients more tools in maintaining their health.
This image was used as the header of a blog article on RWWC's website, and could also be seen on social media platforms when linked. I used photoshop to compose this image and kept in mind parameters of various social media.
This image was part of a fun watercolor series I created for RWWC social media. This particular version was very popular and was shared many times on various social media platforms, including Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, and Tumblr. I used watercolor to create the original images and text and then took it to photoshop to make edits and add some more illustrative touches.
This is the cover photo for RWWC's Facebook page. This is an example of how I utilize photoshop to edit portraits to bring together all of their providers into one image.