HUB Identity
Client: Redeemer City to City
Event branding and collateral materials for the inaugural HUB conference in New York City.
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Exquisite Corpse Logo
Client: The Exquisite Corpse Festival
Exquisite Corpse is a game where three collaborators create a single composition — the most well-known variant of the game is realized as a drawing. To play, fold a piece of paper in thirds. The first artist draws a head and neck on the top third of the paper and folds back the sheet so that only the neck can be seen. The second artist, seeing only the neck from the first artist’s drawing, proceeds to create the torso, again folding back the sheet so that only the waist can be seen. The third artist draws the legs and then the paper is unfolded to reveal the entire drawing.
The Exquisite Corpse Festival explores the form of the Corpse — and the resulting conversations and collaborations — across a variety of media.
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Youth, I.N.C. Identity
Created for BBMG
Client: Youth, I.N.C.
Two logo explorations created for Youth, I.N.C., a non-profit organization that works to “improve the lives of youth through a unique venture philanthropy model that empowers, develops, and educates nonprofit organizations serving young people.”
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King’s Cross
Clients: Redeemer City to City and Timothy Keller
Proposed cover design for Tim Keller’s most recent book, a “revelatory look at the life of Christ as told in the Gospel of Mark.”
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Hope for New York Brochure
Client: Hope for New York
A brochure for Hope for New York’s annual benefit event. Using HFNY’s mission statement, annual statistics and client testimonials, the booklet highlights what the organization does and the different communities that they serve.
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Rebekah Sattler Identity
Client: Rebekah Sattler
Logo for a high-end, Chicago-based hair stylist.
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Sarah Crespo Photography Identity
Client: Sarah Crespo Photography
Two logos designed for a wedding photography studio. The hand-drawn script was selected for final but I also like the crunchy, alternate version.
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