This client needed an updated website that brought a more luxurious and modern feel to accompany their brand and customers.

I started the design process by researching their competitors, customers, and their business goals for the new site. After I had enough information, I simplified their site map and drew out a low-fidelity wireframe. Below are the mockup designs the client approved.

I was responsible for designing the email campaign for TravelNet Solutions first ever user conference. This holistic marketing approach involved email, social, and Google slide presentations for account executives, email signatures, and web banners. I collaborated with the digital marketing team and copywriters to create a very successful campaign with my design and strategy. The event sold out!

This client needed an updated website that was simple, clean, and more focused on millennials.

I started the design process by researching their competitors, customers, and their business goals. I pulled some colors from their branding/logo and used that color palette throughout the design for an overall consistent feel of the brand.

Below is the mockup design the client approved.

Social media templates created using Figma. This UX template flow design was created to help the digital marketing team plan and visually see how the ads would look with the post’s content.

I designed the homepage for TravelNet Solutions first user conference. It was a huge hit! The marketing team and executives were pleased with the outcome of the site because the conference sold out.

Various marketing designs for campaigns, sales collateral, and corporate branding. Deliverables included Blog Feature Images, Email Headers, Web Banners, Advertising, and Social Posts/Stories (Facebook, Instagram Linked In, Twitter).

This was an ad created for Charity Water. I wanted to create an advertisement that was simple, fun and to the point so that it would attract multiple genders, ages and cultures. The goal of this ad is to visually connect the audience and introduce them to the brand and website.

A poster that I designed for the American Heart Association's "Heart Walk" event. I had a lot of creative freedom with this project and that made the design process really fun. It's a bold and minimal poster that sends a great message for the event.

A good friend of mine started up a seasonal magazine titled "Fuzzy Ducky". The magazine follows skateboarding, art and indie cultures. I had the wonderful opportunity to design the front covers of issues #1 and #2. This included all of the typography, illustration and design. I love working on side projects for friends because of the creative freedom. The brief: "Make us some cool mascots, preferably animals."

I've done enough wedding designs to understand its a long process, but when I designed our own wedding I realized this was the ultimate grind. Creating our identity as a couple was such an amazing experience and I couldn't be happier because of it.

Our family and friends were very impressed how the work turned out, so we had the print material custom framed. I will be adding a LOT more examples to this section, including photos. Who doesn't appreciate a great photo, right?!

This is a great icon set that I designed for ThermaLeaf®.

These icons are designed to tell a story through UX on the brands description page. The execution of each icon relates very well with it's content header and description.

You can check out the icon set by visiting the ThermaLeaf® website below.

http://www.thermaleaf.com/thermaleaf/

Various marks that I've created for large and small clientele. Plenty more to come!
 

Check out the site here.

Silk Plants Direct is a large E-Commerce site that I helped launch with my creative talent. I was responsible for designing the UX, web pages, banner ads, and slide show call to actions. There will be a lot more designs to see soon as this site is always evolving.

This project was for the SCSU Cycling Team. I was responsible for designing the entire jersey! I also communicated with the garment printers during the printing process to make sure the colors matched correctly with gradients and pantones. The team wanted pinks and blues mixed with something fierce and bold. They loved the final product, from the wolf with bike handles all the way down to the gradients and 80's vibes.

This is just the skinny of what's to come. I'm currently in the process of designing info graphics and visual data to better assist the online marketing abilities for Commercial Silk and Plantscape Inc. These two designs you see are potential finals for moving into the user guide.