Ten projects in five disciplines, from brand identity to editorial design. Each case study tells the full story: what the client needed, how the design answered, and where it landed.
Identity systems built to stretch: naming, logos, packaging, and the templates that keep them consistent after handoff.
A complete identity and packaging system for an Egyptian organic tea brand, built on traditional floral motifs and a name that means life in Arabic.
A shelf-ready label system across three flavors that reads as one family.
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A unified identity for a Coptic Orthodox parish in Gresham, Oregon, spanning the primary mark, ministry sub-brands, and campaign graphics for retreats and events.
One identity now covers communications from scouts to college retreats.
View case study →Magazines and booklets where hierarchy, pacing, and whitespace turn dense material into something people want to read.
A travel magazine for first-time visitors to Egypt: travel tips, must-see attractions, and Ancient Egyptian history organized into a clear editorial system.
An editorial system that makes a dense subject easy to navigate.
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A publication on the history of Portland's Pioneer Courthouse Square, designed so that readers with no prior interest get pulled into the story.
History packaged for readers who never planned to read it.
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An events booklet connecting students and the public to dozens of art, architecture, music, theater, and film events each term.
Dozens of events per term made scannable at a glance.
View case study →Print pieces for mission-driven organizations, designed to communicate clearly and produce affordably.
A printed reflection book for a 2023 service week in Egypt, giving participants a keepsake that carries the trip's meaning home.
A service trip turned into a lasting printed keepsake.
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An informational pamphlet for a service organization in Egypt, organizing its mission and programs into a piece supporters actually read.
A mission explained in one clear, giveable piece.
View case study →Production-aware print work, from wedding suites to illustrated packaging sets.
Client stationery spanning watercolor save the dates, folded accordion invitations, and traditional suites, each designed around the couple and built to print cleanly.
Three formats, dozens of couples, every piece production-ready.
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Guide cards and matching seed packets for Portland's heritage trees, designed as one cohesive set for explorers and nature enthusiasts.
Cards and seed packets designed as one collectible set.
View case study →Self-directed studies that keep the craft sharp.
A reimagined cover for Tyler, the Creator's Flower Boy, blending photography and saturated color against soft pastels to mirror the album's duality.
A color and composition study translating sound into image.
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