For The L Magazine's Best Bars in Brooklyn issue, I was assigned to make an award that bartenders could proudly display. Knowing that many of these establishments have been here since the 40s, I wanted something that would hearken back to that era, but also keep it modern. 20 individualized awards were made along with a corresponding website badge.
A map created for New York's Northside Festival, a four day showcase of art and music in Brooklyn. This was used both in printed form and for mobile navigation.
A book cover for author Ron Hansen's new book A Wild Surge of Guilty Passion. A novel set in the hard-drinking, fast-living New York of the 1920s, that follows two lovers in a torrid affair on an arc of murder and sexual self-destruction. Based on a lurid, real case that scandalized Americans in 1926 and sold millions of newspapers to readers desperate to learn more juicy details about the murderers.
Release date: June 2011.
The Amazing Space Race is a pop-up book aimed at children and young teens that tells the story of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union (USSR) in the mid-twentieth century. Its aim is to educate children of this age group to learn about a subjected that is no longer widely taught in schools.
It is fully interactive and includes elements that slide, twist, and pull out.
An awareness campaign poster for water pollution.
The magazine Bored was created to help people create art-based projects in their spare time. Bored inspires readers to think outside the box, to be creative, to make the world their own.
It’s time to stop being restless and start being productive.
A visual identity was created based on demographics and estimated viewership. For the summer issue—pictured here—the theme was photography. Aware of how difficult it can be to pursue such a hobby on a tight budget, I set out to create a light tent/light box with household materials.
Photos of New York city and all its characters. Includes work done for The L Magazine.
In the summer of 2010, I had the privilege of being selected for Parsons School of Design's study abroad to China. Over the course of the trip, I traveled to various parts of Shanghai, Beijing, and Hangzhou—from the ghost markets to the ultra corporate shopping centers, from the slums to the mega cities.
Advertising campaign for Crocs shoes. The creative brief specified to appeal to a young audience—Crocs should be marketed as cool and fresh; they are not only the makers of the "plastic hole shoe."
A logo design for a New York based company specializing in kosher kebabs. Logo based on the shapes of the Hebrew alphabet.