shortyawards.com

Honoring the best of social media

Five years Sawhorse Media asked me help design a logo and site for an audacious new awards ceremony for honoring excellence in Twitter use, happening at the Galapagos art space in Dumbo. In two weeks we came up with a design inspired by Yiying Lu's Internet-famous Fail Whale. Since then, the design has been refined, the awards ceremony has migrated to Manhattan, and the event now honors users across many social media platforms. 

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tastingtable.com

​Branding design for an editorial site focusing on food culture, based in NYC.

​Logo concept for WFMU, submitted in a contest. It has been used as part of their marketing effort since 2008.

akashaproject.org

​Identity for Akasha Project, a group that partners with a range of like-minded organizations to empower underserved communities through the practice of yoga and meditation.

This project was a collaboration with Discovering Oz​, a creative marketing consultancy.​

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rojosroastery.com

​Identity for artisan coffee roastery and cafe space in Lambertville, NJ.

co-opsounds.com

Identity for The Co-Op, a central hub for musicians working together to create art with integrity.

Identity for Academic Music Seminars

​Founded in 2008, Academic Music Seminars is passionately committed to the belief that music can be a transformative power in children’s lives, both in improving their education and test scores, and in helping them gain a greater appreciation of artistry and creative expression.

This project was a collaboration with Discovering Oz​, a creative marketing consultancy.​​

Eureka Digital Labs

​eurekadigitallabs.com

Identity for a digital media-focused practice based in the greater NYC area that offers organizational strategy and product development services

thacherinteractive.com

Identity for a boutique, full-service social media agency based in NYC

David Freeland: ​Automats, Taxi Dances, and Vaudeville

​In this text messaging campaign, we placed small signs around the city at the locations discussed in the book "Automats, Taxi Dances, and Vaudeville." Passers-by could send a text to the number and receive a return text telling them about the location's hidden history.

The campaign was successful in generating awareness about the book and was reported on by the daily Newspaper AM New York and NBC News.

Identity for innovation and management consulting firm in NYC

I was asked to create a logo that speaks to Luminary Lab's unique approach to innovation, as well as giving a historical nod to electrical innovator Thomas Edison. The line elements contained in the red 'L' dot were extracted from Edison's original patent illustrations, now in the public domain.

A student project for Intermediate Graphic Design at School of Visual Arts.

Concepts for beer packaging, including an inflatable reclining chair to enhance the experience.