m.c. pressure greeting cards
Ten greeting cards designed for and with M.C. Pressure, a letterpress print studio and stationery brand, known for cute and cheeky illustrative products featuring their fair share of cuss words. One card was also chosen as a finalist in the 2026 Greeting Card Association Louie Awards.
st. augustine amphitheatre venue poster
A 16 × 20 letterpress art print, designed and printed at M.C. Pressure, for the St. Augustine Amphitheatre to sell as part of their permanent merch collection. The central illustration features enclosing foliage to celebrate the Amphitheatre’s unique location within Anastasia State Park.
jack stauber's micropop: music packaging
A set of three lyric/art books in a rigid slipcase designed to look like a VHS tape. The books and package design are based on the work of Jack Stauber, a contemporary artist and musician heavily influenced by 80s/90s mediums and aesthetics. The books and slipcase were also printed and made by hand.
creature cottages: package design
A product/package design and point of purchase for a hypothetical line of toys by Melissa & Doug. Each includes a plush animal, an activity book, wooden play food, and the exterior box—designed to be kept as a house for the animal. The point of purchase received a Silver AAF award in the regional student division.
revive: type specimen book
A three-chapter typeface specimen book for Adrian Frutiger’s Centennial, inspired by a mid-century modern furniture catalog. The 52-page book was also printed and hand-bound. The design received a Gold AAF Award in the regional student division.
slum sociable: music branding
A logo design and three album cover designs (front and back) for the alternative/indie duo Slum Sociable. Each cover design is based on a specific song, taking inspiration from the sound and lyrics to represent the band and their music.
faeries: interactive map
An infographic that educates the user about fae legends, including where they can be found, what they like, and how safe (or not) they are to interact with. The design was also expanded to an interactive version that could, for example, be part of an interactive museum exhibit.
what your favorite designer says about you: editorial design
A layout for a theoretical issue of Wired magazine featuring the work of April Greiman. Includes a cover and two spreads, with an original feature article written from a personal viewpoint. The design received a Silver AAF Award in the regional student division.