The Shore Institute for Contemporary Art (SICA) was a non-profit arts center located in Long Branch and Asbury Park, NJ, with a gallery, a cafe, studios, and classrooms. The cafe hosted bands, films, meetings, and performances. As a senior designer for Novo Design Corp, I worked with SICA’s founder Doug Ferrari to develop visuals for many of the exhibits, events, and juried competitions.

The Disposable Film Festival brings the world’s best short films to the silver screen. Through screenings, workshops, competitions, panels, and other events intended to educate and inspire, they promote the next wave of filmmakers to enter and change the industry. In 2017, I designed the programs for the 10th-anniversary festival, DFF X, held at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco.

Cleveland Clinic, one of most respected hospitals in the country, is a nonprofit multi-specialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. Their mission is caring for life, researching for health, and educating those who serve. I designed the program and signage for a presentation on atrial fibrillation while working at Knockout.

In 2013, I was one of 50 artists and designers selected to create 10 limited edition record sleeves for the release party of the single I’m Sick / Linear Rerun, from Asbury Park, NJ–based band Razor Blazers. The proceeds from the event benefitted Kusi Kawsay, an elementary school in the Andes Mountains which offers 92 children from economically challenged backgrounds an affirming education.

San Francisco Opera believes opera is a uniquely compelling, entertaining, and emotionally thrilling art form, which brings together growing audiences to experience opera’s transformative power. From 2011-2017 I worked with Mission Minded to implement final production on nearly all printed collateral, including brochures, mailers, posters, signage, and pole banners.

From 2006 to 2008, I served as a primary production designer for Virgin Mobile USA’s in-store point-of-sale displays while working for Knockout. Over 30 individual pieces were created each quarter for retailers including Best Buy, Virgin Megastore, Target, and Walmart. Additionally, a training guide and flip cards were created for store employees and field agents.

A leading expert on entrepreneurship and luxury, André Taylor has provided in-depth knowledge to CEOs, government agencies, managers, leaders in the non-profit sector, educators, and students over a 40+ year career. For more than two decades, André and I have produced high-performing websites and digital and print marketing projects for Taylor Insight and a host of clients.

Manhattan Center for Kitchen and Bath (MCK+B) is one of New York City's premiere kitchen and bath showrooms. Novo Design created the branding campaign that launched their first retail location in 2003. Working under Novo’s founder and creative director Ralph Finaldi, I designed the company’s initial logo, stationery, brochures, signage, advertising campaign, and website.

A pioneer of craft brewing on the American West Coast, Pyramid Brewing Company operated Alehouses in Seattle, Washington, and Walnut Creek, Berkeley, and Sacramento, California. I worked closely with the management of those locations to design promotional posters, signage, flyers, social and online graphics for their numerous in-house events, as well as menus and billboards.

Based in San Francisco's North Beach, Al’s Attire produces vintage-inspired, hand-made clothing, shoes, hats, and accessories. I designed a series of mailers which emphasized the store’s San Francisco roots. Imagery was taken from a number of sources in Al’s archive, colorized, and combined to make cohesive and new, and custom typography was created to further enhance the vibe.

Aver Collective founding member and musician Laura Cohen is highly active in the Bay Area DIY music scene. She runs a monthly jam session that is then edited and released as albums with companion mini zines. I designed the covers for the Being in a Body series, with my visual representation of the themes of Death, Disease, and Illness, and Birth, Rebirth, and Transformation.

Aspiring to be the pre-eminent global community of Canadians in tech, C100 is a mission-driven network committed to supporting, inspiring, and connecting the most promising Canadian business leaders. I designed the online and presentation graphics for C100’s May 2019 meeting, Canadians in Tech Soirée, in partnership with Invest in Canada and XHOUSE in Toronto.

Developed at Rutgers University, Sex, Etc. magazine allows teens to hear directly from other teens about the sexual health issues they face every day. Backed by adult health professionals, these stories provide honest and accurate information related to sexual health, body image, relationships and much more. At Knockout I worked on the creative direction and production of the magazine.

Shipyard Trust for the Arts (STAR) is the nonprofit organization of the Hunters Point Shipyard Artists, a community of more than 300 working artists and musicians in the historic naval shipyard in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood of San Francisco. I designed posters and brochures for the yearly art auction, utilizing imagery of the iconic shipyard cranes overlaying a multi-colored star.

As the first Black staff photographer for the Oakland Tribune, Kenneth P. Green Sr. captured some of the most important social changes of the 1960s and 1970s. His photographs not only chronicled integral periods of sociopolitical importance in the Bay Area, but also everyday life. I partnered with Kenneth Green Jr. to develop a website that showcases his father’s photos for a wider audience.

Denver Public Schools Foundation (DPSF) helps ensure that investment in Denver’s public schools is directed in the most effective, impactful and lasting way possible. DPSF works closely with Denver Public Schools to meet basic needs of schools and classrooms, teachers, and students. As a member of Mission Minded, I designed the 2010-11 annual report.

Acuvue Oasys Max contact lenses were designed with technologies to help with today's digitally intense lifestyle. Coinciding with the product launch, I assisted the creative agencies The MIXX and Titanium to produce a high volume of print ads, digital banners, sales presentations, flash cards, and hero images for a campaign targeted to an audience of eye care professionals.

Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities (ECAD) is the leading provider of service dogs in the United States. Their mission is to enable people with disabilities to gain greater independence and mobility through the use of specially educated dogs. Since 2018 I have partnered with their development team to design newsletters, surveys, targeted appeals, donor packs, and email campaigns.

Inner-City Scholarship Fundprovides tuition assistance to underprivileged students attending Catholic schools in New York City. Its students and their families overcome enormous odds and, through quality education, break the cycle of poverty. Working with the design agencies Smith and Captain Creative, I provided design and production on their annual report's 2011, 2019, and 2022 versions.

In 2021, I supported on the production of a series of eBooks and whitepapers for Ricoh USA, on the topics of remote and hybrid digital workplaces, cloud computing, accelerated automation, and IT outsourcing. Ricoh is at the forefront of workplace innovation, empowering its customers to respond to our changing world.

Partnering with André Taylor, I designed a bold and colorful website for God Sound Mastering‘s founder, chief executive officer, and recording engineer Anthony Lee. Anthony’s goal is to deliver audio mastering with an uncanny sense of realism for the listener. He strives to create a master that feels like you’re in a real venue, with real performers, breathing life into their music or message.

Kenneth Rainin Foundation, based in Oakland, CA, provides funding for Bay Area artists working in dance, film, public space, and theater; early childhood education in Oakland; and basic, translational, and clinical Inflammatory Bowel Disease research worldwide. Partnering with Mission Minded, I designed a trifold brochure that overviews the foundation’s work.

Challenge Success was started as an expansion of the successful SOS (Stressed-Out Students) Project at Stanford University. They partner with schools, families, and communities to embrace a broad definition of success and implement strategies that promote student well-being and engagement with learning. I collaborated with Mission Minded to design the 2011 annual report.

I was a founding member of Aver, a creative collective based in the Bay Area. Its members — designers, artists, writers, makers, thinkers — produced work based on a mutual quest for personal discovery and outward connection. Through collaborative publications, workshops, and projects we aimed to explore creative avenues within the community our work connected to.