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Environmental signage and poster design for a art exhibition at the University of Florida. This typographic treatment reflects the idea of pinpointing and marking evidence found upon the landscape in Paris.

This poster was created for a campus fundraiser where personal items and artwork were sold to raise money for various causes. This poster was inspired by reciepts and checklists which are common in the process of selling and buying things.

This logo was created to estabish an identity for my MFA thesis exhibition. The logo was used on the promotional posters which were framed in various sizes refering to home and the displaying of family photos.

This creative project is an exploration of the subject of home from a self-reflective and self-critical perspective. Home is composed of the landscape, family, dialogue, traditions and events that take place over time within the space. Through a process of deconstructing my personal relationship with the subject, I have recreated my interpretation of home in a variety of three-dimensional forms.

Landscape plays an important role in my interpretation of home. An eye is featured in the landscape pieces referring to the act of looking and observing. I used the eye as a unifying element ultimately tying the landscape pieces together. A depiction of the landscape was created exemplifying features such as the barn, house, farm equipment, ponds and livestock

These two planter boxes are used as a container for growing various vegetation. Each box displays a narrative which correlates with my home and it’s surroundings.

Rain is a vital part of farm life. It provides nutrients for crops and water for livestock. The clock reiterates the role in which water plays in the regeneration and cycle of life

The development of these products is to visually communicate southern dialect which plays an important role in my interpretation of home.

El Paso’s identity system was developed to encourage travelers to visit El Paso by specifically emphasizing the idea that El Paso rests on the Texas/Mexico border. This idea of border crossing is expressed visually by having a symmetrical word mark that can wrap around each printed piece.

Various apparel designs created for multiple alternative rock bands for retail sale and tour merchandise.

Poster design for a art exhibition at the Atlantic Gallery featuring letterpress work from the University of Florida. The poster was designed to reflect the aesthetic of traditional letterpress work created in the early 1900’s.

This direct-mail package was designed to promote a new online company called Font Source using only typography and typographic elements. The company was showcasing a new offer by offering discounts on quality purchases.

Limited edition poster developed to create awareness for the Martin Luther King Jr. national day of service. Each year hundreds of thousands of Americans engage in projects such as mentoring children, painting schools, delivering meals and building homes to help promote Dr. King's legacy.

Various apparel designs created for multiple alternative rock bands for retail sale and tour merchandise.

Poster design for an art/design exhibition at Down Home Gallery. The show featured work of 3 artist/designers working in various mediums.

This book was created to document the letterforms along Gainesville Florida’s main street. Through maps the viewer is able to make connections between areas of main street and typographic forms specific to that area. The horizontal format of the book reflects the linear format of main street and helps the viewer connect to the location.

This series of postcards were donated to and then auctioned by the organization Visual Aids to help raise money and public awareness about Aids in our community.

Various apparel designs created for multiple alternative rock bands for retail sale and tour merchandise.