I’m a constantly curious designer. I draw on a myriad of past professions, and I live for the moments when I can find an underlying pattern or pull a solution from a seemingly unrelated discipline. There is always something new to learn, some new skill to master, and I look forward to the challenge.
Make Magazine is an existing publication that caters to the maker subculture, but its content rarely reflects the cornucopia of creativity that its community produces. With this project, I aimed to create a more diverse and inclusive publication that showcases the DIY spirit.
Dirty Dog Hots Dogs is a popular food cart serving humble cuisine in the Cap Hill neighborhood. For this project, I designed a brand identity that reflects their fun, unpolished attitude and one that can grow with them as the business rebuilds in the wake of the pandemic.
Seattle Central has a notoriously confusing campus, not only because of the labyrinthine layout of its central building, but also its inconsistent signage. With this project, I endeavor to create a wayfinding system for the school, that is simple and scalable.
