I created these images to be used with a sermon series for my church. The original concept was people joining together on mission. The illustrations needed to be playful and convey forward movement. The digital files were used in a number of ways: bulletins, slideshow backgrounds, and promotional materials.

The last image in this gallery shows the first week's title.

Hammer-On was a very fun project for me. The company was new and based out of the owner's garage, so it had no logo, no website, no nothing. I started with the logo and then expanded with the website and sticker for shipping.

This menu is for a cozy coffee shop with an eclectic menu. Their focus is delicious espresso drinks, so I filled the front side of the menu with just that. The backside has all of the other food options that are equally as delicious, but ordered less often.

I created this brochure for MyFarms to hand out at tradeshows. The goal was to communicate the overall concept of the company and why their partners used their web application. 

A color bachelorette party invitation for a beautiful, excited bride to be. The design was relatively simple, but it is so fun and conveys so much personaity that it is still one of my favorites. The invitations were hand delivered and about the size of a postcard, perfect to stick on a fridge

The dinner invitation was for a group of mothers at a church in PA. The invite is a simple 4x5 card that was handed out as is, no need for mailing.

I designed the MyFarms permission engine. The process began with wire frames, then digital mockups, with those mockups I created a prototype (using InVision), user-tested the prototype and made revisions, then finised with a written work package. 

In addition to the layouts shown I created a new notifications  tool, an Admin tool for enterprises to set their company's permission set, and an invitation tool.

Posters are so fun to make! There is so much freedom and room to experiment when creating them. My goal is to make them noticeable and stand out from anything else on the wall. 

The New Standard was a 90s themed Senior Art show, for my graduating class. The site was designed to look like a yearbook with the coverpage flipping open like a book. The student pictures were all of the graphic design majors and when the user hovered on a picture doodles and the designer's signature would appear on the page.