






As Digital Art Director for VegWorld's PDF Magazine, I spearheaded the visual identity for six consecutive bi-monthly issues. My responsibilities encompassed layout design, aesthetic direction, and overall production of this vibrant online publication celebrating vegan news, business, and lifestyle articles. Leveraging my experience in print and digital media, I infused each edition with a fresh look and feel, reflecting the magazine's commitment to innovation and style within the vegan community.








I was honored to take on this 72 page photo-book detailing the history of Black worker discrimination in CA for Black Workers United. We decided early to keep the book in three colors, to emphasize the photography and underscore the timing and importance of this capoaign. Copies were printed and given to instrumental policy-makers ahead of the vote.









I worked with Family Child Care Providers United to create an A through Z coloring book-styled guide to illustrate the hurdles and hopeful moments that family child care providers tackle every day. As these workers provide quality care to those that they are in charge of, they must also fight for their rights. So illustrate I did! 26 pages of coloring book fun while you learn about why child care providers rights as workers need to be protected.






I worked with the amazing team over at ADAPT for many years, helping them get materials together to advertise to New Jersey parents, school kids, and teens about options and the dangers of drug abuse and alcoholism. Spanning print, web, and multimedia on the docket over the years has been ads, flyers, posters, illustrated postcards, bus signage, program booklets, window clings, fact sheets, program logos, contest materials, banner advertisements, and a full website with blog/newsletter.









While working at Incompra, the Delaware Hospice approached us with a goal to expand their main building to further service their clients and visitors. Creating the campaign’s logo design, 12-page campaign book, and other outreach materials, we gave the team the tools necessary to help raise the $4 million needed for the development and opening of the new wing.








During my time as Art Director at Stratus Communications in Philadelphia we worked with The University of the Arts Admissions Department to come up with a year of prospective student materials, such as multiple newspaper, magazine, and web ads, as well as direct mailers, web sites, and a television commercial.





