REPAIR: Disability Heritage Collective is a group of learners focused on historic preservation by mapping disability history. I have been working as part of REPAIR to design a website that encapsulates their work so far. Beginning with branding, I also helped with information architecture, UX/UI, and web design to create a site that was welcoming and accessible.

While working at Spectrum Science, I worked with Neurocrine Biosciences to design materials for their 2022 Tardive Dyskinesia Awareness Week (TDAW). Using the colors and typography they provided, I created a concept for this campaign and designed a toolkit that included materials like a timeline, fact sheet, and backgrounder document, as well as twenty social posts.

This honors thesis explores the history of the LGBTQ+ young adult genre and includes five redesigned books, as well as marketing materials that encourage the enjoyment of the collection.

BookQueue is a concept project for a mobile app that provides custom book recommendations. A response to similar apps that are either challenging to navigate or have a frustrating UX, this design involves minimal screen layouts, pleasing visuals, and intuitive information architecture.

Throughout the summer of 2020, I worked with Caterpillar as part of the Earthmoving and Paving divisions to edit pictures of machinery and design new PowerPoint templates,.

This conceptual redesign of The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde focuses on typography and name tags to interpret the play’s main themes of names and identities.

Pathways is a sans serif font using only vertical and horizontal strokes. I designed a type specimen booklet and an expressive type poster to show the typeface's potential applications.

yoink! is a concept project for the visual identity and packaging for a multi-pack of bottles of India ink centered around bright and colorful illustrations that bring focus to the cyan, magenta, yellow, and black inks included.

This project is a conceptual rebrand for Mei Mei’s Cookies and Creamery, a specialty shop in River Falls, Wisconsin. The new creative direction references the warm and charming nature of 1950s diners.