Projects

RapidPrint Drinkware had outgrown its original branding, which no longer captured the company’s energy or direction. The solution? A bold rebrand rooted in clarity, cohesion, and creativity. From reimagining the logo to crafting a full brand guide, the new visual identity brings the company’s values to life—clean, fast, and memorable—just like the products it delivers.

At Bookstr, I got the opportunity to design book covers for completely made-up titles that corresponded with the week’s theme. There was no pressure, just creativity! I had fun experimenting with fonts, colors, layouts, and programs to bring these imaginary books to life and sharpen my visual storytelling skills.

For my senior project, I aimed to create a physical product using a 3D printer. Furthermore, I wished to express my belief that visual impairments should never hinder a person’s creativity. Touch Notes Summer Camp is envisioned as a summer day camp for K-6 children, both visually impaired and sighted, focusing on fostering friendships that transcend sight through learning and writing in braille.

This commemorative book called for a design that echoed the spirit of a century past. Inspired by 1920s-era print styles and archival imagery, the layout blends thoughtful typography with restrained color palettes and vintage visuals. The result is a modern publication that feels rooted in history—inviting readers to engage with the Prohibition Era through a respectful and refined editorial lens.

How do you get the world to care about disappearing rhinos? You give them something bold to drink and a reason to think. Red Horn Brewery combines craft beer with conservation, and the design follows suit—earthy textures, strong lines, and powerful symbolism across branding, packaging, and digital. Every sip starts
a conversation and supports the cause.

This poster and logo were designed to promote the Fancy Show Festival, a fictional event in Rome. The ultimate theme featured Italianesque lettering, delicate grain shading, and footwear made of pasta.

At West Chester University’s BFA program, it is customary for a chosen junior to create a poster theme for the senior exhibition.
In my design, I aimed to highlight the elephant in the room—Covid and the mask mandate—while showing that the students’ creativity thrived even during tough times. I utilized both Photoshop and Procreate to execute the design.