Complete work

Brand systems, apparel, campaign graphics, logos, and photography.

An archive of applied design work, shown as finished pieces rather than case studies. The two product case studies live on the UX page.

Branding

Ton of Visions · 2022

Julive Cultural Festival

Logo, brand system, and creative direction for Charlotte's first center-city festival. A first-year event competing against Dreamville, SXSW, and Rolling Loud, built on teal, purple, and the city's own skyline. $15,000 in sponsorship raised.

Brand Identity · Creative Direction · Copywriting View project →

Merchandise Design

Ongoing · 2022 to 2025

Direct-to-garment apparel for festivals and athletics programs, plus a personal series that has run for years.

Commissioned programs: 3
Personal series designs: 15
Two-sided builds: 11

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Graphic Design

      The Hause Collective CharlotteLead Graphic Designer · 2021–2024
    

Two and a half years of social campaigns for a Charlotte vintage and streetwear shop. Every sale, pop-up, and holiday got its own graphic, built to stop a thumb and fill the store. One brand, many voices: Y2K desktop collage, blackletter, halftone photocopy, pixel type. Over 2,500 points of engagement across the run.

Hause Party pop-up flier — Hause Party pop-up
October 2021

One year celebration flier — 1 Year Celebration
July 2022

Back to school sales weekend flier — Don't Call The Hause Phone
August 2022

Haunted Hause sale flier — Haunted Hause Sale
October 2022

Cleaning Hause sales event flier — Cleaning Hause Sales Event
March 2023

Cleaning Hause extended flier — Cleaning Hause, extended
March 2023

Cinco de Mayo sale flier — Cinco de Mayo Sale
May 2023

Black Friday sale flier — Black Friday Sale
November 2023

Logo Design

Ton of VisionsNon-profit · Charlotte, NC

Charlotte Podcast StudioRecording studio · Charlotte, NC

Legion Women's BasketballAthletics mark · Legion Collegiate Academy

Play N' ParlayMusic Trivia

The CoolEvent Group

MahKojiProduct brand

Photography

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Portrait series · 2016 · Appalachian State University

A series chronicling Black women in their natural state. No styling, no retouching. Lit to let the inherent beauty of skin and hair carry the frame.

Shot on a single key light against seamless grey.