A selection of motion graphics that I have designed for Cosmopolitan's Snapchat Discover channel.

ResilienceWear is a hypothetical athletic wear line designed by me. I illustrated each of the patterns printed onto the garments and worked with a printing company to bring my collection to life. ResilienceWear is a small capsule collection and online store with an accompanying ad campaign and social media presence.

Siris is an androgynous fashion line created by student designer Sarah Hoffman. For my senior project, I collaborated with Sarah to shoot her designs to create a lookbook and accompanying ad campaign.

Posters created to be displayed in the break rooms of over 1K Victoria's Secret PINK stores across the US created during my internship with PINK throughout the summer of 2017.

Lookbook for Pratt Institute fashion design student Sarah Hoffman's collection, styled, photographed, edited, and designed by myself.

This Typography III assignment is made up of four pieces, with three different magazine covers and a spread. Each cover had to feature a positive, negative, and neutral headline discussing design without using any imagery. I focused on minimalism, creating first a cover and spread positively depicting and utilizing the style. For my remaining two covers, I borrowed elements of minimalism without fully utilizing it.

Work completed throughout the course of my graphic design internship with NYLON's e-commerce department, NYLONshop.

This ad campaign for Ad Council, created in my Advertising I class, focuses on spreading awareness of food waste. I wanted to pair jarring images with bold, gripping headlines to catch my audience’s attention before proceeding with body copy containing startling statistics. I integrated my headlines within the images and made them interact with the garbage in order to seamlessly mesh image and text for a powerful statement. My headlines have become singular letters, each one a part of the trash heap.

An ad campaign for the recipe delivery service HelloFresh.

A typography assignment in which I was to choose any pre-existing logo and use the counter-spaces as well as the surrounding negative space to create a new logo and re-branding of the existing company. I chose to use the magazine and brand NYLON's logo due to both my love of its existing art direction, a style I wanted to push even further, in addition to the logo's sans serif font, and the negative space it had to offer.

Cover and spread for a New York Times Magazine article with the headline, "Portrait of an Art Student as An Artist," produced for my Imaging I class during the Fall of 2015.

Various digital illustrations completed inside and outside of class.

This package and product design project consists of a box of twenty 3''X5'' flash cards focusing on various reality television stars.

A series of digital illustrations I produced over the course of my 2015-2016 Winter break.

Excepts from a series of nude portraits taken over the course of Fall 2015.

Photo shoot with Julia from December 2014.