Client: Virginia Magazine
Role: Illustration, Animation
Art Director: Steve Hedberg
Illustrations for Virginia Magazine on UVA experts sharing research based strategies to help young children thrive.
Client: Richmond Magazine
Role: Illustration, Animation
Client: University of Richmond Magazine
Art Director: Katie McBride
Illustration for UofR Magazine about two alumni who re-met years later and developed an invented language using connotations from Latin.
Role: Illustration
Layout: Rachel Lee
Client: R•Home Magazine
Reader favorites 2025 for R•Home Magazine’s spring issue which was botanical themed.
Client: Richmond Magazine
Illustration for Richmond Magazine where author James Warren creates an activity called “50 things in 50 years”
“After I got the coffee going, I sat down to write and share a list of things I was grateful for. The more I wrote, the more I was inspired to write. After a while, I realized I had so many things to be grateful for, I decided to make my list birthday-themed — 50 things for 50 years — and I shared it online.”
-James Warren
We chose a more sober composition to match the article while playing with muted colors emitting from Warren as he writes his list.
Illustrated the cover of the Chesapeake edition for culinary magazine Star Chefs.
The goal was to create a scene above the Chesapeake in some way, utilizing outdoor elements and incorporating some highly anticipated food options at the Star Chefs food competition and Gala.
For the UO blog on choosing the right scent for men's cologne.
Link to post HERE.
Limited edition prints handed out to early customers for the grand opening of Pottery Barn’s Virginia Beach branch. We decided to go with the theme of indigenous wildflowers of Virginia.
Comedian Bo Burnham had given the Represent design team creative freedom to come up with illustrations that reflected scenes from his Netflix special INSIDE, a show completely directed, filmed, scored and edited by Bo himself during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Company: Represent
Role: Designer
3 painted coasters for Nucleus Portland's second annual Salut! show. Each coaster is based off of an Indian folk tale, painted with gouache and gold ink.
Top: Heron Boy
Left: The Laughing Fish
Right: Killed By A Tiger
Spice of Ra was created for Rami Zeinn, known for eating the world’s spiciest foods on Tiktok. Designed with Egyptian mythology in mind, these hot sauces were an opportunity for his fans to taste Rami’s custom recipes.
Company: Represent
Role: Creative Lead/ Designer
