Print Design

I redesigned a brochure for Providence Home Health Care, incorporating their updated branding logo and revised company information. The goal was to create a clear, visually engaging brochure that communicates the company’s compassionate care services. The layout was designed to be user-friendly, with easy-to-read sections, concise messaging, and a warm, welcoming color palette that reflects the brand’s values. Key service offerings and contact information were prominently featured to ensure accessibility for clients. This redesign aligns with Providence’s commitment to professional, empathetic care, creating a polished marketing tool that resonates with their audience.

This project focuses on creating a sleek, minimal business card design for a home water treatment company. The card emphasizes clean lines and a fresh, modern aesthetic that reflects the purity and simplicity of the company’s services. The design features a color palette inspired by water, with ample white space to maintain a professional and uncluttered look. Key contact information, a custom QR code, and the company logo will be prominently placed, ensuring easy readability while maintaining a polished and minimalistic feel.

Diablo located in the Cambria Hotel Downtown Phoenix wanted a new and improved menu design. The client requested a modern simple layout, so that is what I delivered! I had fun playing with their logo motif as added elements on the page to relate to their brand. This project was 3 food menus and 2 cocktail menus. 

A brand collaboration of JBL speakers and Russ, a hip-hop/r&b artist. This project consisted of a 3-D rendered pop-up shop, and book design brief. My love for music always comes through in my work. This popup shop brand collaboration is inspired by Russ’s album cover art that is mainly a solid color with a single line art logo.

The pop-up shop is built out of shipping containers and as you enter you are met with a giant JBL speaker photo op that is also displaying Russ’s short film on the back of it. Other features are a silent disco that visitors could use JBL headphones with a colorful dance floor, a colorful speaker art display, a showcase area for Russ’s records and book, and the last container has Russ’s hit singles with special edition JBL speakers available for raffle give away.

A book design based on my college education progress and process from sophomore to junior year in all studio classes. This is one of my favorite things to come out of college and is one of the largest books I’ve designed!

Echoes of Progress is a poster for a social issue exhibit show. A visual journey where senior graphic design students shine light on the echoes of contemporary social issues. This poster even has 76 student names incorporated into the design! The concept behind this was wanting to show the words echoing as it seems social issues echo, and continue on for decades, just like an echo.