In the winter of 2021, I was honored to win a national graphic design contest to produce a shirt that displayed a perspective of black culture. My design was chosen to go on a t-shirt printed and distributed by Human Good LA, a sustainably sourced custom apparel company based in Los Angeles, California.
"It's Always Black History Month" - the building block collage of Black Culture Exists Loudly. These two designs went on to inspire a short film that is still in production.
In the summer of 2019, I had the privilege of serving as a writing facilitator for the Andover Breadloaf Summer program. During this transformative experience, I was entrusted with the task of designing the cover for the program’s anthology that underscored the power these young minds held. Their written works were combined with art to create this beautiful piece of work.
You can learn more about Andover Bread Loaf here: https://www.andover.edu/about/outreach/andover-bread-loaf
How it feels when death is always on your mind.
70th anniversary logo for the Cardinal Carryor.
Original album cover for Okko.
An invitation to What's The Story's capstone presentation ceremony.