I’m a graphic designer and illustrator with a background in public art and ceramics. These interests coalesced into a love of experiential graphic design. Collaboration and experimentation are essential ingredients in my work which centers around play, storytelling, interactivity, and exploration.
My vision for Greenlake invites children and adults to embrace the park as a space for play. The signage focuses on clarity and whimsy with a palette that brightens Seattle's grey days. The placemaking elements are interactive to encourage discovery and connect visitors to the fauna of the park.
It can be daunting for children to get their first pair of glasses so Lookie makes this experience a treat rather than a chore. This store is a celebration of glasses with a ceramic and vinyl window display, a mural activated by red sunglasses, and mirrors framed by whimsical characters.
Pilchuck is investing in wheelchair accessibility so our wayfinding system accommodates a range of sight lines. We use an icon based method of communication to serve visitors from around the world. The direction lines are derived from the logo and articulate the winding path to the destination.
