2017 FLUX BLUE RIDGE FINALIST
2018 GOLD ADDY AWARD WINNER
The branding for GRIND Coffee Scrub is a rugged and modern exploration of texture and toil. It is the feeling of a refreshing, awakening, daily exfoliant to meet the daily hustle. It is the “rise and grind” for the modern, urban achiever. Using lithograph texture, color fields, neutral shades, and geometric shapes, GRIND encapsulates the modern hustler in a charming, distinguished, and urban aesthetic. The texture and elements of the rough “daily grind” are offset by bold geometric shapes and typography; symbolizing the hustlers, movers, and shakers who encapsulate the bold scents of GRIND.
As lovingly crafted as its small batch beer, the Majestic Beast brand was carved for OKC locals, by OKC locals. This black-owned and operated business is a fan favorite at the yearly craft festival. Majestic Beast was named for those who drink its bold, unique, and experimental flavors.
This coffee-beer bar is named for the cyclical nature and alchemical roots of an Ouroboros. Illustrative, boho elements tie the brand together with iconography, infographics, and a fully custom app.
My illustrative work has been featured in the Oklahoma Gazette and earned distinctions from the Art Director’s Club of Tulsa, American Advertising Awards, and the University of Oklahoma.
Design should explore and excite. My personal branding is based on my own desire to explore the bounds of design in every direction.
Specialty printing and hand-bound items were made with care. Notebooks feature different grid paper for varied sketching; each business card is hand-stamped with love, and every thank you note features a playful message.
The photo treatment is vibrant to the extremes, and the leave-behind pencil case is packed with design essentials. Go forth, designers, and explore!
The 80th anniversary hardcover re-release of the beloved children’s book The Hobbit is accompanied by a die-cut jacket cover, website, and app.
This book experience incorporates themes of strength, personal growth, and finding oneself. The dust jacket features a cut-out of ‘Sting,’ Bilbo’s sword. The hardcover beneath reveals the Arkenstone, symbolizing Bilbo’s inner resolve.
Visual style is maintained throughout the explorative author’s website and matching downloadable game app, appropriately titled “There And Back Again.”
2018 PRINT MAGAZINE STUDENT FINALIST
2018 SILVER ADDY AWARD WINNER
2017 FLUX BLUE RIDGE FINALIST
Combatting unnecessary, unwanted, and negative remarks towards women, Cats Against Catcalling is a small accessory campaign reminding women to never give their power away. Meant to be a lighthearted look at a daily occurrence, this small campaign utilizes bright color, feminine aesthetic, and unapologetic quotes and phrases.
2017 FLUX BLUE RIDGE FINALIST
2018 GOLD ADDY AWARD WINNER
UltraViolet is a celebration of vividly vibrant reptiles and those who love and raise them. The purpose of this zine is to educate and entertain reptile enthusiasts, both old and new. Included are care sheets and unique facts about each issue’s featured herp, as well as rotating information, vet credentials, photos, and articles. UV was created for every child who caught frogs in a rainstorm; every artist who admired the chameleon; every snake buff, breeder, enthusiast, and newbie to the reptile world. The audience has a chance to see, explore, learn, and even submit photos or content to Ultraviolet and experience these beautiful creatures in a new light.
2017 BRONZE ADDY AWARD WINNER
2017 FLUX BLUE RIDGE FINALIST
Transformed by the smoke and neon lights of the familiar dive bar, we are modern werewolves. We are a motley mix of lumberjack plaid, cigarette smoke, and dirty boots. Every Thursday we return to the den to howl at the moon for the curse of cheap beer. We are the island of misfit toys. The Trap has seen layers of stories like layers of smoke and rusted paint. It is the oldest bar in Edmond, OK. It is dark and musty. If it was a person, it would have tattoos. There is neon in every corner. When you leave the den, it leaves its scent on you. It is ungraspable, unattainable. It is the curse of collegiate alcoholism and the allure of respite after the daily grind. You can still hear the POP of the pool balls breaking in the background, the sound of laughter, and the thick smell of smoke on your nose. The smoke, ever present, reveals the animal in people. We always return to howl at the moon.
2017 GOLD ADDY AWARD WINNER
The Urban Greenhaus is a multi-dimensional brand identity presented as a modern solution to the food crisis in Detroit. Offering a hand up in these tough times, the Greenhaus is fundamentally based on the growth and construction of a community. By utilizing recyclable green seed paper, re-usable planters, and green tracking to monitor carbon emission, The Urban Greenhaus is open to any and all who would make the city of Detroit a greener, cleaner place to live.
Americans claim to love the country and land we live in, yet we continue to treat it as an expendable resource. By continuously repealing environmental protection laws, America the Beautiful is looking at a very dystopian future.
This packaging project dissects the words to 'America the Beautiful' by pairing each line with facts about the environment we're slowly destroying. Bundled as a rations kit, America the Beautiful will no longer be the land of plenty if we continue on our path to destruction.
You want it done right? Do it yourself! Using tough love and gritty imagery, this poster and social media series encourages students at the University of Central Oklahoma to climb the mountain. Let’s get our hands dirty and make shit happen!
Frost perfume is a luxurious exploration of the ice queen archetype in package and product design. The scent of Frost is crisp, bright, evasive, and sweet, with lingering notes of wintery raspberry and sandalwood. The design features a mix of feminine shapes, cool colors, and refined marble textures to achieve luxury in perfume.
Being a grown-ass adult is hard. Would it be easier if you got some Boy Scout patches for doing a good job?
Here you go, kid. You deserve it.