updated: January 29, 2026
Website for the Van Alen Institute, vanalen.org, a 130+ year-old, New York City-based organization that creates more equitable cities through community-led design. Art-directed and designed the site from concept to UX to completed prototype and contributed to web development as part of a team. With Partner & Partners, 2021.
Illustrations for article in Dimepiece Magazine on the swatch .beat watch “The .beat Watch: Swatch’s Y2K Fever Dream.” Read more here.
Website for Jain Family Institute’s publication focused on political economy, Phenomenal World. See more at phenomenalworld.org. Led design and web development for the project with Partner & Partners, 2021.
Website for writer and PhD student Susannah Jacob, 2021.
Website for Navigator Research, navigatorresearch.org, a trusted national polling origanization for public opinion research. Developed an updated brand identity, web design, UX design and managed entire web development process. With Jacqueline Johnsson, 2025 and web development agency Loopdash.
All Possible Copies is a bootleg version of Jon Sueda’s exhibition catalogue All Possible Futures. All Possible Futures explores speculative work created by contemporary graphic designers – formally expressed by the creation of eight parallel exhibition catalogues: All Possible options, All Possible Evils, All Possible Errors… we generated a tenth speculative catalogue. Held in the collection of the Pratt Library. Designed and produced with Carter Gekiere, 2018.
Publication collecting satellite imagery of the endzone and on-field stencils on football fields and enormous hillside letters (visible from airplanes) often found nearby. With Jacqueline Johnsson, 2018.
Series designs for Phenomenal World Books from the Univeristy of Chicago Press and JFI’s Phenomenal World. The series design included a red and a blue line, with a gradation from off-white to off-black in each color generating a potential multiplicity of covers. Photos for each cover were cropped into the Phenomenal World diamond and the titles flow around key parts of the images. Images themselves were selected from open-source archives.
A logo for Phenomenal World Books designed by modifying the existing Phenomenal World logo. A small bar was added to create the shape of an open book without otherwise adjusting the existing mark. The word “Books” in a heavier weight was added below the existing wordmark to match the weight of the mark. The new PW Books logo was intended to function well horizontally or as a standalone mark on a book’s spine. Unused, 2022.