Brand identity and systems, editorial design, infographics and data visualization, campaigns, presentations, web, events and the creative operations that keep it all consistent. Filter by discipline, or scroll the whole thing. Click any project to see the work up close.
9 items
Creative direction for a national convening across stage, environmental, signage, digital and print, from the Pathways to Opportunity campaign mark through the program agenda, speaker graphics and welcome banners. Roughly $40K saved by bringing the creative in-house.
6 items
A campaign identity for the 2026 convening built around the country’s semiquincentennial, carried from the event lockup through name badges, stage slides and a responsive registration site. The same idea has to hold at banner scale, at badge scale and on a phone.
3 items
Creative direction and editorial design for a 20–24 page magazine-style report in print and digital, with photo-driven cover concepts, network-by-the-numbers data spreads and executive storytelling. Extended each year into social packages and partner toolkits so one report becomes a distributed campaign.
5 items
Single-page visual narratives built from client research for national workforce and learning brands, each one turning a report nobody would read into something a reader takes in at a glance. The brands are different every time and the structure has to change with the argument.
2 items
A national map pairing geography with outcome data and twelve local case studies, designed so a reader can find their own community first and follow the evidence from there. Built to work as a standalone piece and as the visual spine of a larger case study collection.
4 items
Integrated creative and media strategy for a portfolio of higher-education brands, covering the full student journey from awareness and lead generation through application and yield, with each institution keeping its own identity and audience.
3 items
Strategy, research and years of outcomes data translated into visual narratives for executive, partner and external audiences. The work is deciding what the reader needs to understand first, what can wait and which structure carries the argument, whether that is a comparison, a framework, a timeline or a map.
6 items
A complete brand for a sales development practice, from positioning and brandmark through palette, typography and photography direction, then extended into launch and campaign graphics. Built as a ten-page responsive WordPress site that I designed and developed start to finish, and it is still growing.
3 items
An illustrated field guide made for a team retreat, casting nine colleagues as specimens with typewriter type, observation stamps and fill-in specimen cards. A reminder that internal culture work deserves the same craft as anything that goes out the door.
12 items
Art direction for three award-winning national magazines on continuous monthly cycles, including feature spreads for Diversity Executive. The work covered editorial design, cover concepts, illustration commissioning and photo shoots directed around the country, alongside long-form research and white paper design.
2 items
A new brand built from the brandmark outward, covering color, typography, photography direction and supporting graphic language, then codified into practical guidelines and extended across investor communications, impact one-pagers, print collateral and business cards. Distinct enough to feel ownable, structured enough to stay cohesive as it grows.
2 items
A 200-plus slide presentation system built to improve storytelling, usability and brand consistency across teams, with data layouts, comparison frames and narrative templates that people can use without a designer in the room.
10 items
Print and in-store advertising for consumer beverage brands, built around product photography and a single clear idea per page. The trade-in campaign runs on a straight-faced photograph and a joke the reader gets a half-second later. The Adagio Teas and Starbucks work was for the client, and the Argo Tea pieces are concept work of my own.
An organization-wide rebrand and an accessible, WCAG AA brand system adopted by more than 100 staff and a national network of partners, restructured into modular, audience-aware guidelines with role-specific quick guides. Applications run from stationery and business cards through digital, social and print.
2 items
A program identity and launch social campaign for a small-group coaching cohort, built on a restrained navy and slate palette so the work reads as serious and adult rather than motivational.
A connected visual system for finding learning in person and online, from event promotion and QR-driven registration through a browsable digital catalog that flexes across topics and formats without reinventing the visual language each time.
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I’m happiest around ambitious people trying to create something meaningful: a brand, a team, an experience, a system, an organization or simply a really good idea that hasn’t quite found its shape yet.
