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CLIENT: Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
PROJECT: Posters and fliers advertising upcoming performances. Posters: 20" x 28". Fliers: 8.5" x 11".


CLIENT: Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
PROJECT: Interior pages from weekly program books.
Finished books: 9.25" x 6.25", varying page lengths, 20-70pps.


CLIENT: Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
PROJECT: Duotone covers from weekly program books. Finished books: 9.25" x 6.25".



CLIENT: MuseumMobile Wiki
PROJECT: Identity mark for The Museums to Go Working Group, an "ad hoc consortium of museums aiming to build open-source mobile browser and/or app solutions quickly and efficiently."
CLIENT: KILO Films, Inc.
PROJECT: Identity mark for business card and rubber stamp.
CLIENT: National Park Service, Alcatraz Island
PROJECT: Jr. Ranger Booklet. Content, design, art direction. Limited to one-color printing.

CLIENT: Cory’s Cuts
PROJECT: Postcard exhibit announcement, 6" x 9". Silkscreen, 4 inks on heavy brown stock.

CLIENT: Staff Show, San Francisco Art Institute
PROJECT: Postcard exhibit announcement, 6" x 9". Front: Silkscreen, black and white inks on heavy wine-colored stock. Back: Illustrator drawing of the Diego Rivera Gallery.

CLIENT: San Francisco Art Institute Library
PROJECT: Intentionally humorous, quick & dirty posters announcing film & video shows, artists' book contests and other events. Mixed media, collage, tissue paper and copier machine.


CLIENT: Center for Historical Studies, University of Maryland
PROJECT: Text-heavy posters announcing lecture series.


CLIENT: Teaching Assistant, UMD
PROJECT: Sticker handed to undergraduate students on the first day of Medieval History course (HIST111) with important information not to be lost.
The professor divided students into historic “tribes” based on section number, including the “Vandals.”

CLIENT: Templer & Neumann Wedding
PROJECT: Invitation package, one-color printing.
Clients requested an international, antique postcard/correspondence look and feel; include a compass rose.
Researched historical photographs of Meridian Hill Park. Sourced textured brown kraft and air mail RSVP envelopes.
Designed original rubber stamps to add color and texture to black ink only printing.

