With the dawn of desktop computing, humanity unlocked incredible new powers: traveling the world from a beige box, visiting dinosaurs that moved at three frames per second, and wasting more time than ever imagined. Information was right there at our fingertips. My…
The first chapter of a look at my history with the internet. Today we are talking about the weird, wonderful world of bulletin board systems.
Social media has changed the way we communicate. Love it or hate it — or really hate it — it does serve a purpose. For instance, we no longer have to spend hours writing dozens of holidays cards. Make an…
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Owen Reilly, a Los Angeles-based guitarist and frontman for the metal band Felon 13, wanted a website that reflected his energy on stage while positioning him as a serious, versatile instructor. The goal was to design a site that rocked visually but still guided visitors clearly toward booking lessons.
I designed SPAC’s seasonal program books and printed collateral to visually reflect the breadth of programming—from classical residents to jazz, theater, dance, and community events. Using a flexible modular layout, dynamic typography, and compelling imagery, the materials guide readers through…
For SPAC’s direct‑mail campaigns, I designed tactile, visually striking mailers that brought the organization’s rich programming and impact stories into people’s hands. Blending custom typography, bold photography, and smart hierarchy, I created pieces that captured attention in mailboxes and guided…
The 2014 SPAC Annual Report highlights a season of innovation and community impact through bold visuals and clear, elegant design. I developed a flexible layout system that balanced storytelling with data, ensuring donor recognition and program highlights shared equal stage…
For the 2012 SPAC annual report, I crafted a visual narrative that harmonized SPAC’s storied legacy with its contemporary ambitions. I designed a custom identity system and typographic hierarchy, paired with a thoughtfully structured layout that weaves history, impact stories,…
Released: 1977RCA Victor Records Jerry Reed. The Smokey and the Bandit guy… or is it Cannonball Run? Anyway, he’s the country music guy that cackles a lot and looks vaguely like Lady Elaine from Mister Rogers Neighborhood. Yeah, him. I…
I’ve learned two things during my recent foray into job seeking: 1.) it’s not a great time to be a designer looking for a job and 2.) people on linkedin are insufferable about AI.