How can motion activate existing posters and tell more of the story with design? 

Bringing to life the original work of Studio Two Three, the project includes type, historical ephemera, and print-collaging techniques to expand on Angela Davis's passion and important message.

“You have to act as if it were possible to radically transform the world and you have to do it all of the time.”  – Angela Davis

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︎︎︎ Course: Motion Graphics Studio
︎︎︎ Role: Motion Designer
︎︎︎ Original Poster Design: Studio Two Three
︎︎︎ Music: "Swinging Sofas Remastered” by Lobo Loco

Print Catalog for Society Social

2024-2025 Catalogs embracing the theme of nostalgia for Society Social 

We designed three editorial-style catalogs and a branded mailer, blending Society Social’s signature aesthetic with fresh storytelling around new arrivals, collaborations, and customer favorites.

This work continues the foundation laid by designer Lauren O’Neill (Studio Paloma), whose first issue I supported as a junior designer. Following her passing, I’ve been honored to carry her vision forward while evolving the brand’s catalogs and print materials. Since we have collaborated on three different catalogs.

A sneak peek from founder Roxy Owens

︎︎︎ Client: Society Social
︎︎︎ Role: Editorial Design
︎︎︎ Collaborators: Melissa Napier (Marketing Manager & E-commerce Operations), Addie Jo (Social Media Manager & Marketing), Lauren O’Neill (Former Editorial Designer)
︎︎︎ Deliverables: 28-page printed catalog, gatefold mailers

A quarterly edition design magazine covering pop culture, innovations, and reflections.

REPLY Magazine sends out a recap and digest of design innovations, celebrations, and reflections each quarter, written for creatives and design-savvy audiences.

A special edition is published each month, highlighting a specific theme/topic from that REPLY issue. The special edition is titled RE: _____.

These two publication timelines and formats allow a range of voices and various topics to be discussed timely to current events + discoveries.

Additionally, special editions on themes or elements provide opportunities for intersections within the whole creative field, and new understandings of what design is and what it includes.

︎︎︎ Roles: Editorial Designer
︎︎︎ Deliverables: Magazine + Cover Concepts 

How do we as designers control the narrative and visual meaning of accessibility?

Focusing on accessible design beyond function, A is for Access highlights work emphasizing delight, personal expression, and innovation for people with disabilities. The project is composed of three complementary projects: a digital archive, a book, and a manifesto.
 
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︎︎︎ Course: CD Thesis
︎︎︎ Role: Writing & Research, Editorial Design
︎︎︎ Deliverables: Spiral-Bound Book, Mini Design Manifesto

Repackaged Climate Data

Can we repackage climate-sensitive data to spark interest in current events?

Using design to repackage snippets from both the IPCC report and scientific advocacy groups to engage/educate individuals withdrawn or overstimulated with how climate data is presented today.

The IPCC’s timely, urgent findings in the working papers of AR6 contrast greatly to its presentation + communication with the public.

This exploration took 60+ pages from IPCC report layered with type to create an installation showcasing different perspectives and information for where the public is at.

Intentions: spark interest for very initiative behind the long document detailing climate solutions. Critiquing the current information systems and mediums delivering said info.

︎︎︎ Course: Communication Design Thesis
︎︎︎ Role: Print Designer
︎︎︎ Deliverables: 3D poster