Work
Composite work, campaign design, and vector illustration, built in Photoshop and Illustrator, with an eye on how each piece reads before it's read.
Layout and print design for Prof Victini, a local Pokemon League organizer. The character portrait came from elsewhere; the composition, color, and QR-code back are the design work shown here.
The identity and site design in front of you right now. The wordmark simplified down from an earlier icon-plus-lettering version, the same color palette carried through from the first color spec to the current build.
An attempt at replicating a Smithsonian magazine cover for Coast Guard Day, built entirely from original photography rather than stock or found images.
A curated profile icon built around Team Fortress 2's Pyro, reworked into an original color and lighting treatment for use as a personal avatar.
Nearly all negative space. The figure is pushed hard to the left edge and the atomic beam does the rest, cutting the frame diagonally so the black carries the weight.
A school project reducing familiar game and pop-culture subjects to flat vector shapes, an exercise in how much detail can be dropped before recognition goes with it.
A binational ad campaign concept for water conservation across Mexico and the US. The Colorado River hangs as a pair of gallery frames, 2022 beside a projected 2042, so the argument is made by the gap between them rather than by copy.