2D Animation treatment for a series of three videos for Ark Patrol.

Smirnoff is the ‘Vodka for the People’. That means no labels separate us— we’re the vodka for every occasion, the connector of community, the arbiter of spirited optimism. Smirnoff created ‘Color the Future’ to bring together the LGBTQIA+ community around what makes it so special: its vibrance, color and charisma.

This is a community bonded not by labels, but by spirit.

More than ever, the LGBTQIA+ community is not one-size-fits-all. It is continually breaking barriers and diversifying to better include everyone: People of color, trans and non-binary people, and people of varying intersectional identities. All of whom are united by their shared queerness.

Revlon’s spring 2018 campaign, which is aptly called "live boldly”, aims to empower its legions of makeup-buying loyalists to live each day authentically. I was responsible for designing all print, in-store and digital social content for revlon’s new “live boldly” campaign. I also created digital toolkits for new product launches that included GIFs, short videos, carousel ads for facebook and instagram, snapchat videos and online banner ads.

Additionally, I was in charge of creating the master brand guidelines decks for both Revlon and Almay, as well as working on print ads for CND.

Barnes & Noble is known as “the internet’s largest bookstore”, but they are more than just books. Children's toys, videos, and music for all age ranges, as well as DVD’s are other aspects of what this brand has to offer. I was responsible for helping to create and design most of their social media content, as well as assets for their website– retouching static images, creating GIF’s and short videos and designing digital banner ads.

philosophy is a skincare / beauty brand with a wide range of self care products sold worldwide. I have designed most visual merchandising and in-store graphics, as well as packaging for two different products and all sales mailers.  This work can be viewed in Sephora and Ulta stores, as well as major department stores such as Macy's, Lord & Taylor, Nordstrom, Boscov's, Dillard's etc.

In 2012 the Neon Museum Boneyard opened. The nearly two-acre campus includes an outdoor exhibition space, known as the Boneyard, which features more than 200 signs, only seven of which are restored. 
Day and night tours are available.

This rebrand embodies two elements of the museum:  the pastel colors of the desert sky through all times of day, and the neon signs themselves.  In the brand collateral, neon orange accents are used alongside a pastel-like gradient palette to highlight these elements. Under ultraviolet light, the neon glows in the dark, illustrating the museum’s one of a kind night tour experience.

This is a complete box set for D’Angelo’s three vinyl LP’s. D’Angelo’s unique sound and sensual, slow and lazy vibe is depicted through the use of thick, golden honey, and the curves of a woman’s body. 

One of Sigmund Freud’s most popular theories was that of defense mechanisms.  This book holds information about Freud’s theories of Displacement, Denial, Projection, Regression and Repression.  Pages in each chapter are designed to represent the individual defense mechanism through the use of unique materials, page composition and hand placed typography.  The cover of the book is draped in clear sandpaper, making the book a defense mechanism in and of itself.

Warsaw was set to be Joy Division’s (formerly ‘Warsaw’) first LP, but was scrapped and not released until 1994.  The album has a very raw and almost grainy sound, with an extremely heavy, dark & gloomy undertone.  This album cover is redesigned to convey the chaotic tone of the record.  The black and white theme is used as a vehicle to represent lead singer and song writer Ian Curtis’s way of thinking.

all photos shot on disposable cameras or 35mm film via Canon AF35ML