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Grid Projects

Responsive website experience combining content strategy, visual design, and interactive features to communicate institutional identity and support audience engagement across devices. Immersive digital timeline presenting institutional history through archival materials and storytelling.

George School website

George School, located in Newtown, Pennsylvania, is a boarding school rooted in the Quaker tradition. As their primary international marketing tool, the school’s website needed…

Laptop displaying an IMPACT magazine feature article titled “Undoing the Ties That Bind Us” on the John Jay College research publication website.

John Jay Impact

An annual report is powerful communication when it illuminates the impact of an organization, and John Jay College’s research magazine Impact is a good example. Once a traditional publication full of headshots, lists, and accolades, the college decided to…

Mobile application splash screen for Mammoth Steakhouse featuring a bold black-and-turquoise logo with mountain imagery and an “Order Now” button centered on a white background.

Tablet Restaurant Menu

You’re hungry. Pull out your mobile device and order something. Translate the print version of your restaurant menu into a digital menu. Then prototype the experience of ordering yummy food and drink.

Website interface for “Hysteria™” featuring a blue-tinted portrait of a woman shouting, layered translucent geometric panels, and the tagline “Intelligent Design, Not Clever Advertising” on a pink background.

Longform article

This is not your parents weblog. Read an article from the selected list and research to develop a type and image system. Design a longform webpage article that communicates the editorial message. 20-point body copy text? What the what? Check those type sizes, they’re not the same as print.

A die-cut sticker featuring a black-and-white pixel mask stands partially buried in beach sand against a cloudy sky. The outdoor setting contrasts the digital-inspired graphic with the natural texture of the sand and horizon.

Robot Monster Skull King Squad

One weekend a few years ago I played Legos with the kids, watched some football, and started reading some Transformers comic books. The result is a design system of skulls, monster heads, antennae, grills, and crowns that can be configured to create hundreds of totems. They are the Robot Monster Skull King Squad. The Squad is a project I use to explore various tools, materials, and processes. The project has included block prints, stickers, t-shirts, fuse beads, virtual reality, and augmented reality.