Well, hello there!

A life-long monogram for the happy couple, and small collection of party favors for the wedding reception.

A logo and brand identity designed for a small business owner, who builds made-to-order charcuterie boards of varying sizes and contents for any kind of gathering or event.

Some print materials I designed to announce the nuptials of a new couple who wanted something a *little* unconventional.

A brand developed for a small business owner, who works in water management consulting for various municipalities.

At the request of a close family friend, I compiled and laid out over 200 letters (along with accompanying photographs) into a single volume of about 450 pages, which we then had professionally printed and bound.  The book, being written by an expat from the UK, was designed to be austere but dignified, echoing the appearance of British primary school textbooks he studied as a boy. 

A collection of various posters I have designed and printed the old-fashioned way, with screen- and letterpress printing techniques.

In June of 2017, I attended a two-week workshop in Naefels, Switzerland, hosted and taught by Dafi Kuehne, a Swiss poster designer. He taught the 11 students about typography, letterpress printing, modern and historical Swiss poster design, and his own creative process through a variety of exercises and lessons. More information of Dafi can be found at his website: babyinktwice.ch More information on the program can be found on its website: typographic-summerprogram.ch

I created these token images for use in a tabletop roleplaying game. The character concepts were created by my fellow players, which I then illustrated to represent our characters on the game board.

An ongoing hobby project: creating digital puppets, then using them to create pre-recorded animations, or utilizing motion capture to live stream using Adobe Character Animator. The characters are short poppies from the remote village of Glaarstock, the setting of a roleplaying game currently under development.

One of my hobbies is the development of 'conlangs' (constructed languages) for my worldbuilding projects. Below is a demo poster for a script i developed, Zecaizoldamin Sans. It is a modernist geometric typeface derived from a preexisting handwritten script that I also developed, pictured below.

A logo I did for a pop-up restaurant in Indianapolis. Featuring a menu of French cuisine made using local Hoosier ingredients.