These are email designs I have created while working at Sharper Image. I was given a creative brief including products, copy and a theme/concept for the direction of each email. I combined the look and feel of our brand with my personal knowledge of typography, layout and colors to create designs that would entice our customers to make their next purchase.

These are homepage assets and banners that I have created while working at Sharper Image. I was given the promotion name and copy that needed to be included for the site banners. From there, I incorporated brand colors/styling that made sense with the surrounding products and season of that particular promotion.

I also came up with designs for the hero image based on the product given and current promotion. The goal was to have a cohesive design that would increase click rates and persuade buyers to browse through our products and website.

These are email designs I have created while working at Baudville. I was given a creative brief explaining a desired look or feel and the copy for each email design. From there I combined my own design style with the brand and came up with eye catching designs that would persuade our customers to make their next purchase.

These are all products we produced for our 2017 June launch at Baudville. I was given a product idea, creative brief and the copy for all of them. I was then able to explore trends and inspiration to come up with modern, bright designs for our customers.

These are category headers that I created while working at Sharper Image. I was given the promotion name, copy and product that needed to be included for these banners. From there, I combined the sale information with the styling/colors from the remainder of the site to design something that would catch the customers eye.

I designed the following greeting cards while working at Baudville. The project was to create birthday cards for any given company to give to their employee on their special day. I tried to create fresh, up beat designs that could be given and appreciated by a wide audience of people.

These are gift card designs I have created while working at Sharper Image. We needed to update the old designs which were low quality and outdated to something more modern that fit our current brand. I was given some creative direction and the different types of occasions that the gift cards would be used for. From there I created 8 gift card designs that would make a great gift for any age group.

These are wedding invitations I designed for a friend of mine. I incorporated their love for the outdoors and nature to create a simple but memorable design for their big day. I also made sure the design was cohesive with the RSVP card by using the same watercolor trees, fonts and colors.

These are gift guides that I created while working at Sharper Image. I designed these based off of the look and feel we talked about as a team. I also incorporated the colors and assets that matched our emails, catalog and homepage at that time. The top products were chosen and sized to fit within the grid template that lives on our website for customers to browse through.

This is a logo design I did for a friend who was starting their own company. They sent me some ideas/inspiration, colors and copy so I knew what direction to go in. I sent them many rounds of logo options so they could give me feedback and we could narrow it down to these final versions shown here.

This shows the brainstorming process of a holiday campaign that I produced while working at Sharper Image. We talked about a basic direction that made sense with our brand for this campaign. From there I gathered inspo photos that had the vibe we were going for and used those to help create a mood board. This includes color palettes, font options, design elements and future email ideas.

The first website is an artificial website for a company called Hutton Hotel. The muted colors and vivid pictures create a relaxed environment and attract the customer to choose this hotel for their next vacation. The menu is consistently on the left column of the screen making it easy to navigate from page to page. There is also a smaller menu on the bottom of the screen for secondary menu options that may not need to be used as often. 

The second website is made for a company named Go Gelato which is also an artificial website. The home page tells you about the gelato shop and the experience they plan to offer their customer.  The design is made up of bright colors and delicious pictures to make the customer feel welcome for a fun experience at Go Gelato. The top menu bar consistently appears on each screen making it easy to navigate throughout the site. 

These are landing pages and web banners I have created while working at Baudville. I was given a creative brief explaining the components that needed to be included and the copy for each design. From there I combined my own design style with the brand standards. I came up with designs that would increase click rates and persuade buyers to browse through our products.

A redesign of the U.S; one, five and ten dollar bills. Each dollar bill has their own color and popular monumental image in the background, this makes it easier to distinguish between the different bills. Although, the bills have a modern take, they still have a rustic style which makes them feel historical and worn. 

A series of two magazine spreads for the popular band Empire of the Sun. Through bold color choices, overlapping and distorted imagery; these spreads show the highly visual experience this band creates when they perform. The pull quotes create contrast and summarize the article for viewers just flipping through. 

Falseuphoria is a campaign that addresses legal drug use in the United States and the effect it has on our culture and lifestyles. In an attempt to create more awareness about the dangers and outcomes of legal drug use in our everyday lives. I have explored why people get addicted to certain drugs and the factors that play a role in addiction and abuse. The word legal has caused many people in our culture to justify these drugs as being acceptable and a healthy way to live. In all reality, the statistics show that legal drug use has caused more deaths and related injuries than any other illegal substances. Falseuphoria has brought these unpleasant facts to the surface as we begin to realize that these euphoric feelings could really be what is killing us. 

A poster about the Home Insurance Building was made to present information about the world's first skyscraper. Through repetition of shape and saturated color, the poster is able to replicate architecture and show the history of this building.