The event is an experimental festival that makes filmmakers squeeze a story into a single minute—so I experimented with an idea that combined elements of time, a pre-film countdown, and a compact jumble of abstracted imagery.

In this class project, I wanted to try a modern take on the classic, masculine ethos of this iconic company. The result presents a feeling of power and freedom that is just what I think a Harley owner is looking for.

I was called to develop a catalog based on something close to me personally. I presented a book on my beloved collection of 175 T-shirts, featuring 30 particularly special specimens.

To advertise Pacific Union College’s regular series of various guest speakers, I wanted to take an academic event and present it in a way that would appeal to college students. The challenge was to find a balance between hip and intelligent.

This iPad app mock-up was used to illustrate the possibility of publishing the speaker series online for students to view at their leisure. ​

The project: to create a new and innovative packaging design for a high-end brand. At $10 a bar, my biggest motivation on this project was to make Chocopologie chocolate look like it was worth the price.

I developed the packaging of this Avon product to appeal to women who are young and pampered—or feel like they should be. My guiding statement for the project was, “Sometimes being a princess isn’t enough.”

This annual program gives middle school students a chance to get a jump-start on college with a week of preview classes. I emphasized all the new directions an education will provide these young kids.

Director Tim Wolfer was a film student who flew over into Haiti to document stories after the earthquake of 2010. I developed motion graphics for his opening sequence, lower-thirds, superimposed text and end-credits. Adopting Haiti won San Diego Indie Festival's Best Feature Length Documentary 2011.​

This innovative theater production explored the relationship between the fictional characters of Alice in Wonderland and the real-life personalities that inspired the story. My art explored the patterns and layers within that complex production.

I started my freelance career in 2009 with Napa Valley Hospice & Adult Daycare Center. Since then I have had the wonderful opportunity to develop logos for local businesses and start ups while doing my undergrad. ​