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  • Little Book of Wisdom Gail Anderson, a former designer for Rolling Stone, gave us a challenge with hundreds of wood type letters. We were tasked with writing out five quotes about graphic design from five different graphic designers placing each letter individually.

    The work was tedious, but ultimately lots of fun. Learning to build type by the letter, instead of just typing with a selected font, forces you to think about typography is a very different way.
        2011 Design, Graphic Design, Typography
  • La Industria In my classes at SVA, Milton Glaser had us envision and design a restaurant for the New York area. We needed to find a location, develop an identity, and craft a well-researched menu in the span of a week.

    In the last few years, Brooklyn has seen a dramatic rise in beer halls and microbreweries. This resurgence of beer aficionados has opened a new market. After some research, I discovered that my own neighborhood of Bushwick was once a great hub for beer breweries. Capitalizing on the newfound popularity of craft beers, I designed a restaurant that could embrace the roots of the neighborhood while providing an exciting place to eat and drink. The beer hall aspects are blended with a taqueria which can provide food that is culturally relevant to the surrounding hispanic demographic and at an appropriate price point for area's average income.
        2011 Branding, Graphic Design, Entrepreneurship
  • The Bitter Sweet Summer Tour Moving away from Tampa to start on my MFA in Design at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, I decided to go out with a bang. I designed some fun invitations, glasses, and menus based around a party that was both bitter and sweet.

    Even the beers were selected to reflect a transition from both sweet to bitter flavors, while geographically moving from local Florida beers to distant New York brews.
        2011 Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, Branding
  • Graphic Design History About to enter graduate school at the School of Visual Arts, I decided I needed to brush up on my graphic design history. I figured if writing information helps you memorize, then designing a poster out of information must make you a master... here's hoping.     2011 Graphic Design, Typography
  • Use Your Powers for Good The Use Your Powers for Good Project encourages talented creatives to make something that expresses something no one around them seems to be especially interested in. If it is something that promotes the civic good, that's even better.     2011 Graphic Design, Illustration
  • AchieveGlobal Designing professional training multimedia, including graphic design, interactive design, web design, and video production. Pushing several research and redesign intiatives aimed at increasing revenue through more effective visuals in content.     2011 Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, Multimedia
  • Holiday Cards 2010 Created several designs for a corporate holiday card delivered by AchieveGlobal. Also created an eCard version for virtual delivery.     2011 Copywriting, Graphic Design, Motion Graphics
  • Office of Multicultural Programs and Services Developed opening video for commemorative Civil Rights event at Florida International University. I was charged with creative development and production of the video.     2011 Animation, Motion Graphics, Visual Effects
  • Michael Gallen Campaign Using my education in politics and design, I helped a Florida teach defeat a 16-year incumbent despite being heavily outspent. With every campaign piece being a crucial opportunity to win votes, every design decision needed to be a guaranteed win.     2011 Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Marketing
  • FYI Online Learning Designed multimedia for one of the first online high schools with University of Miami. Also, trained company designers on tools and methodology behind information design research. Pioneered social learning using games, video, and wikis across the web.     2011 Web Design, Graphic Design, Consulting
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