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01

New York Times 2024–2025
Digital News Design Fellowship
(Interactive Design) (Front End Development)

Click here for full archive. Displayed projects include Travel’s annual 52 places list, animation and rendering for the book review’s starterpacks, National’s piece on what people took with them during the Palisades fire evacuation, and a 20th year anniversay for the horror movie Saw.



02

Knoll Workplace Research Library
2023
(Branding) (3D animation)

Speculative rebranding for Knoll Workplace Research Library with the concept of sorted research files. It’s a paper clip, but more importantly, it clips to Knoll.





03

RISD 2024 Yearbook
Design Guild
(Publication) (Production) (Photography) (Hand Lettering)

This RISD yearbook is just like any other, except this time, everyone’s famous! With every year featuring a different theme and design, our design team this year was on the move as paparazzi—capturing glimpses of who and where the graduating class will be in 2034. 



05

THE ROCK BOOK(s)
2022
(Everything)

What is a rock? Two books answer the question differently. While one offers the actual rock, the other shapes rock in the context of a diamond with fabricated text and images.



06

CURRENTLY ON VIEW
2024
(RISD BFA Thesis)

An extension of my interest in media studies with the Rock Books, my thesis goes forward building 5 versions of the same story to critique the dilemma of perfect design. It’s an alluded look at the history of mechanisms designers have used to represent information, but also a starting point on how designers go forward if we can’t reach perfection



07

A Typographic Quest
2023
(Publication)

An editorial curation of 9 maps featuring El Lissitzky’s 2 essays “Topography of Typography” (1923) and “Typographical Facts” (1925). 



08

NCSS Fall Lecture Series
2024
(System) (Hand Lettering)

Poster series designed around the intersection of design and science. How lines and grids transform into organic forms are informed by each lecturer's own bio-art design practice.



09

Cyborg Wear
2023
(Artist Book) (Illustration)
(Front end development)

An embodiment of marks left on my skin and identity after being in conversation with 4 individuals who shared a pivotal experience navigating between life and death. Skin uv printed on mylar and branded as 4 different versions of myself, the printed matter offers an accompanied mobile reader that maps out the conversation into hyperlinked illustrations.