An identity for an agile, Seattle-based product development duo servicing some of tech's biggest companies.

A website that echoes an art fair’s contemplative pace, drawing design inspiration from vintage train schedules to evoke themes of arrival, departure, and rhythm.

A website and mark for an architecture studio specializing in modern architectural approaches tailored to African environments.

An identity for a publisher's fair that reflects access, community building, and references the architecture of one of Chicago's most historic buildings.

A logo for one of Hawai‘i's oldest swimwear companies stepping into a new era.

A website to publish PDFs, born out of a temporary obsession during, and briefly, post-grad-school.

In the utopian view of the internet, open source enables the free flow of knowledge, remixing, and redistribution, an idea I am entranced by and see within the nature of the basic and un-restricted portable document format (PDF), a familiar child of computing.

Designing EP covers and a social media campaign of a dream state for an international pop artist.

A book of responsive writings, drawings, and contemplations on screenwriting, aleatory, and choose-your-own-adventure games from the early internet era.

A document that gives form to moments of conflict represented in the audio documentation of the International Design Conference in Aspen in 1970.

A story of The Lamb who finds itself lost and disoriented in a space that is at once familiar and terrifying.