This corporate brochure was designed to show the excitement and movement of athletics, while associating it with the featured products. The layouts use dramatic imagery and flow to keeps the reader’s eye moving.

This magazine cover and layout concept create a sense of warmth and tradition through imagery and typeface. The layout uses directional elements to direct he eye toward the article.

This 24-page brochure begins with an engaging overview of the product range, followed by three layouts that serve as an “elevator pitch,” highlighting key benefits. The brochure also includes technical diagrams, illustrations, and descriptive written content.

The cover of this three-ring binder grabs attention with a color, movement, and tonal variations created by pattern. It provided sales representatives with a professional and exciting way to present product information, quotations, and specifications.

This series of print advertisements use a “thought bubble” style element for written content and engaging images to capture the readers attention. They also indicate the demographic of the product’s ideal users, student athletes.

This booklet concept introduces a university graduate program to prospective students. It utilizes an architectural theme to communicate the idea of “building a career through education.”

This concept for an article headline communicates differences in culture with a modified serif typeface to represent traditional values of a rural community and a bold sans serif to reflect modern, urban communities. The image of the dandelion swept up by a fast moving blur in “Transition” illustrates the turbulent nature of the subject.

This technical brochure brings to life an ASTM standard for athletic flooring by turning numeric tests into visualizations. By attaching illustrations of the measurements to basketball players in action, it connects them to real applications and gives the reader a sense of their impact.

This composite room scene was created using a flooring product simulation and existing room photography. The lighting, shadows, colors, and perspective form a realistic product installation.

This tri-fold pamphlet introduced a pastoral candidate to a church congregation with a personal focus. The candidate is “revealed” on the inside center panel as the viewer unfolds the pamphlet.

This wall graphic project covered over 1,000 square feet in a 50 foot x 70 foot booth space. The design incorporated existing advertising panels and created an inviting warmth through color and written word.

This written case study connects potential customers with a previous customer’s experience in a relatable way. The front and back layout defines the problem and its solution on separate pages.

This composite room scene used existing photography combined with pattern files of individual flooring planks to create a simulated installation. Lighting, shadow, perspective, and color all played a role in creating an exceptionally convincing image.

This tri-fold pamphlet introduces a pastoral candidate to the church with formal simplicity on the exterior and an informal elegance on the interior layout. It was distributed as the candidate as introduced to the congregation.

This tri-fold pamphlet is a concept that illustrates the playfulness of improvised jazz through color, type, and logo design. It appeals to jazz musicians by using design elements that are recognizable to the genre.

This product sample binder provides more than just a color selection. It provides installation images, construction diagrams, feature illustrations, and a die cut window to show the product backing.

This label concept for a new collection of floor mats emphasized the benefits of a recycled product. This is clearly communicated through the design hierarchy and imagery.

This product sample binder provides more than just a color selection. It provides installation images, construction diagrams, feature illustrations, and a die cut window to show the product backing.