Inner Odyssey is the product of a class assignment to create record packaging for an imaginary album. The theme I chose for my album was the internal trials and tribulations that we face as we go through life, hence the title "Inner Odyssey".

My packaging consists of a 12" jacket with a slip cover, two 12" picture discs, a 16 x 20 inch poster, an "odyssey map", sticker set, and a download card. The imagery was hand-drawn, scanned in, and then digitally colored.

Joy of Motion Dance Center is the largest non-profit dance organization in Washington, DC. My duty as graphic designer is to design promotional and informative materials for print and web using skills such as typesetting, illustration, and photo editing.

I also designed the organization's brand identity, and I manage their Instagram (@joyofmotiondancecenter). You can view the branding guide that I created for Joy of Motion at bit.ly/jom-brand-guide.

I am a self-taught animator, eager to learn more about animation and motion graphics. I am proficient in After Effects and Premiere.

As a designer for the College of Fine + Applied Arts, I designed a wide range of print materials including but not limited to posters, flyers, t-shirts, bookmarks, and a vehicle wrap.

The Daily Illini is the University of Illinois' student-run newspaper. As a designer there, I created text page and cover layouts and occasionally illustrated the covers of special editions. This is a selection of those special edition covers. Some editions required multiple covers (one for each section), such as the New Student Guide: Move-In Edition.

A selection of freelance pieces I have designed for a variety of people, businesses, and events.

Stickers that I illustrated by hand, colored in Adobe Illustrator, and printed as a personal project.