This page is a culmination of work, featuring an overview of work from murals to installations, album art to branding, even producing over 100 unique screen-printed poster designs, shown above, by reusing materials for a portfolio event.

In the light of event design, "Get Down" is a work for a fictional, spontaneous community event, designed to bring family and friends of all ages together with the invitation of a friendly large-scale pillow fight.

In another work, I designed this album art in collaboration with local artist Uriah Garay for the release of his single "Surrounded", reflecting the emotional nature of his song.

While working for Western Washington University's student-run Publicity Center, their Outdoor Center requested re-designs quarterly for their excursions and events. Poster designs, t-shirts, motion advertisements, large format banners, brochures and catalogs; they required a refresh from top to bottom for every season.

Deeply Rooted is an editorial zine that empowers and encourages woman in their daily lives to embrace themselves and their spiritually. This conceptual limited edition zine refreshes the approach to binding and printing techniques, highlighting the photography and editorial individually without division.

Intended to bring awareness to the amount of waste produced on a daily basis, Project 0 is a conceptual installation and design movement my team and I pitched to our University.

Project 0 educates viewers on how much waste the university produces via an enclosed installation filled with their daily waste, constructed in a high traffic area on the campus. As an inconvenience, this installation parallels the inconvenience waste has on our planet.

The installation is supported with a website and social media campaign to further educate the public. To pose a solution, we proposed an app that would assist the community in sharing their excess resources rather than wasting it.

In terms of branding, this conceptual rebrand of the Portland-based Cider Riot features a custom typeface paired with badge-styled illustrations and sustainable packaging allowing for refills. This local favorite mom-and-pop shop grows all their own apples and passionately experiments with unique blends for their customers.

Myself and 12 other students were asked to create a mural for the city of Bellingham, Washington alongside a marina and a local park. From the vantage point across the water, our installation "Rise and Shine" has a beautiful backdrop of the city and the sunrise, obscured every morning behind the city's iconic Mount Baker.