animal/human
For my graduate thesis I decided to experiment with creating the polar opposite of the typical animal rights campaign — which often feature gruesome imagery that much of the public often finds offensive. So I created 5 sets of panels that each focus on a characteristic that animals and humans share, which are too often overlooked: Attraction, Culture, Mourning, Obedience and Exploitation (pictured). Each panel is also paired with a logical analogy that both clarifies the message of each panel, as well as encourages the exploration and self-discovery that I believe is necessary if one wants to advocate for change.
Eco Magazine
This project consists of a masthead, cover design, table of contents and 2-page layout for the launch issue of Eco, a magazine dedicated to green life and design.
Portfolio Boxes
These portfolio boxes are inspired by the nautilus shell. They were constructed from cigar boxes, glue, paint and wire.
Artist's Guide to New York Game
This is a non-competitive board game. Each museum or attraction has instructions on the bottom, directing the user where to go next. Everything is collage - made of headlines, text and images from various New York magazines.
Greenmarket Video Montage
I filmed this montage and edited it in iMovie and After Effects. It's the central part of a flash based website I created for Greenmarket, on non-profit organization for local farms and crops.
Designing for Locality
These layouts are from a book I have created that illustrate certain quotes and aphorisms from "In the Bubble: Designing in a Complex World" by John Thackara.
Manhattan banner animation
In creating this stop motion animation I was inspired by an exhibit at the Museum of Art and Design " Slash: Paper Under the Knife".
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