Located in New York City, J&J Design is a design and innovation studio within Johnson & Johnson. Our mission: “solve problems that have an effect on billions of people” to “profoundly change the trajectory of health for humanity.” My role as “Design Manager” combines leadership, design thinking, and craft. But with equal importance, I advocate […]

Pentatonix is a Grammy-winning five-member a cappella vocal group whose music videos routinely get over 10 million views on YouTube (their homage to Daft Punk got over 125 million views). I designed the album cover for “PTX Vol. II” and updated their logo. This album reached number 1 on Billboard’s “US Independent Albums” chart, number […]

The Brooklyn Historical Society’s “Crossing Borders, Bridging Generations” is an oral history project and public programming series about mixed-heritage. I designed the logo and website for CBBG, as well as two print pieces: the fall 2011 brochure, and the spring 2012 brochure/poster. In addition to my design work, I was also a moderator/interviewer for an event at […]

Loving Day is named after Loving v. Virginia, the Supreme Court decision that legalized interracial marriage in the United States. It encourages people to host celebrations in honor of the case’s anniversary on June 12th. The roots of the project are in graphic design: it began as my graduate thesis at Parsons the New School […]

World Up is a non-profit organization that “makes the world smaller through hip hop, education, and technology.” I also designed their logo, business cards, a holiday card, and a typeface based on the custom lettering I initially created for their logo. The World Up logo was featured in Los Logos 4 (published by Gestalten). Grammy-nominated […]

Leo Ferguson is a “photo retoucher and digital artist” who has done work for Sony Records, Nickelodeon, Discovery Channel, Mattel, and more. I designed a branding package for him which included a logo and business cards. The Leo Ferguson logo was featured in Los Logos 5 (published by Gestalten). Featured in “Los Logos 5: Compass” […]

Willie Davis is a photographer whose clients include The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Lexus, and the World Health Organization (WHO). I designed a branding package for him which included a logo, business cards, and a portfolio website.

Joan Raspo is an “independent filmmaker, designer, and educator” who has done work for Sundance, PBS, Target, and many more. I designed a branding package for her which included a logo and business cards.

Cloudred is an interactive design studio based in New York City. I redesigned their logo, and created an animated montage to showcase their capabilities and their interactive work for companies like MTV and films like Mission Impossible III.

Nomadic Wax is an international record label “specializing in hip hop and underground music from around the globe.” I deigned their logo, which includes custom lettering.