Work for Overtime, a sports media company. During my summer internship, I created graphics to accompany articles, social media posts, youtube videos, and apparel. I also worked on re-design of the Overtime IOS app, and design of new App called “Play with the Pros.” Lastly, I created event invitations and geofilters.

Logo design done in the Summer of 2017 for NetCloak, a cybersecurity startup whose vision is empowering people to take control of their digital selves. Specifically, the NetCloak product is a mobile and web application that can identify public data which could be used to negatively impact a customer.

Used as a profile picture for the University of Pennsylvania's Class of 2020 Class Board Facebook Page. The Class Board is responsible for providing social programming to Penn students. 

Logo designed for the Westport Public School's Continuing Education Program. Part of a revamp of the Westport Continuing Education Progam's image during the summer of 2015.

Album covers for alt-rock artist Minted. 

Snapchat Geofilters I have made for Overtime, high schools, hometown, graduation parties, hangout-spots, and student-government campaigns. 

A series of illustrations of some of my favorite rappers. The color schemes are based on their albums. Made using Adobe Illustrator. 

I was approached by a local science teacher to design a logo for an organization founded by her and her husband, The Colleen Dobbins Foundation. Its mission is to provide funding for Shaken Baby Syndrome and Abusive Head Trauma research, and it was created in honor of their daughter, Colleen, who died because of injuries inflicted by a babysitter.  

In developing the concept, I went onto the foundation’s website and saw pictures of Colleen’s footprints. I knew this image was special and I wanted to incorporate it in the logo. I researched the colors for shaken baby syndrome awareness (purple) and organ donation (as Colleen was an organ donor). I took these pieces and created a logo that was both aesthetically pleasing and honored Colleen’s legacy. I ended up creating a logo that used the basic shape of the footprints in purple with the soles of the feet in the shape of hearts. The two hearts were green, which was fitting as Colleen saved the lives of two babies through organ donation.

In this case, I was able to use design to help bring awareness to an important organization that does a lot of good. 

In high school, I found the work of Leif Podhajsky, and was fascinated by his use of repetition and geometric shapes within his artwork.

Inspired by Leif, I took my mom’s old photos from her honeymoon in Europe and applied a technique where I first made the photo symmetrical, then decreased the dimensions of the photo and repeatedly layered the photos on top of each other. I then layered a transparent gradient overlay over all the layers to create a kind of surreal dream-like image. This technique was effective in creating a pathway, which was leading from the past (represented by my mom’s old photos) to the present. 

Logos, apparel, and bumper stickers designed for my High School's Basketball, Volleyball, and Soccer Teams. 

In my high school graphic design class, I was tasked with developing two travel posters complete with a headline for a specific city. I made two posters for San Francisco, highlighting Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. The landmarks and sky were golden to create cohesion with the "Stay Golden" tagline. 

I created various fonts including "Ooze" and "Equilibrium." I also played with typography through illustrating quotes and turning my middle name into popsicles. 

Posters designed for a range of events: a staff party, a chorale concert, Knick's Opening Day (solely a mockup), a club meeting, a theater production, graphic design day, and mother's day. 

A series of portraits designed for a story in my high school's newspaper highlighting unique students. 

Logos designed for two at-home healthcare companies. Also designed a guide, modeled after an airplane safety card, that outlines the steps in the health-care company's model. 

Portraits of the Best Actor nominees for the 2014 Academy Awards and some portraits for the nominees of 2015. 

Miscellaneous abstract art created using photoshop, old paintings, and photographs.  

Mockup of a Knicks-themed magazine (front page and spreads). Front and back covers for my high school's literary magazine. 

Sticker designed for the Westport Youth Commission's Student Discount Partnership Program. Features a town landmark, the Minuteman Statue. 

Working with the Downtown Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce, the Youth commission got local businesses and restaurants to give a 10% off discount to local high school students who show their student I.D.

The 30+ participating locations sport this sticker. 

Portraits made in Illustrator of athletes, actors, and inspiring people!

Logo designed for Moment Four Research, an investment analytics company. 

Logo for Lease Data Solutions -- an information services company serving the real estate, insurance and finance industries. 

A mock-up of a new menu for Italian & Mediterranean restaurant located in Westport, Connecticut. The color scheme is based on the Italian town of Arezzo, and the decor of the restaurant itself.  

Designed long sleeve shirts for the "Superfans" of Staples High School. The Superfans go to sports games, promote school spirit, and cheer on the teams. 

Logos for a local tutoring company. 

Infographics designed for my school newspaper, and robotics' team

Logo for CISV International, an NGO that educates students about peace initiatives. Used for CISV apparel. 

I wanted to communicate the organization’s purpose through the design so that anyone who may have been unaware of the organization beforehand could quickly glance at the logo and know exactly what the organization does.

I ended up manipulating the letters “CISV” into the shape of a hand making a peace sign.

Logo and prototypes for my dorm hall nicknamed "LB3." 

Shirt designs for the Fisher Hassenfeld College House at the University of Pennsylvania. 

Photo manipulation to illustrate the sound "zoom."

Apparel designs for the Saugatuck Rowing Club's Junior Rowing Program.