Atomic Candy ​

Project: Advertisement Campaign

Description: Opened in 2011 on the historic, downtown Denton Square, Atomic Candy is the kind of place where old things are new, and unusual, nostalgic and weird are the norm. They carry over 300 different kinds of bulk candy, over 250 rotating kinds of soda, and an ever evolving selection of novelty items, gifts, and retro toys.
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Concept: Inspired by vintage advertising and war propaganda during the Atomic Age, a nostalgic style delivers the iconic warning of the possibly of joy and happiness.

National Human Trafficking Resource Center

Project: Advertisement Campaign

Description: The National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC) is a national anti-trafficking hotline and resource center serving victims and survivors of human trafficking and the anti trafficking community in the United States.​

Concept: Using the thought provoking question “Does it make it easier to keep walking?”. The concept focuses on human traffickers’ ability to only see people as profit.

Youth Alive

Project: Logo Design

Description: Youth Alive North Texas is a strategic outreach organization that maintains the vision of reaching every student in every school across the region and beyond with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ.

Concept: Updated logo collaboration with Travis Francis.​

Mr.E's Magic Shop

Project: Logo Design

Description: Mr. E’s Magic Shop & Curiosities, is a unique store that offers a huge selection of magic tricks, “How To” DVDs, magician props, puzzles, and novelties.​

Concept: The design for this logo is inspired by turn of the century posters and typefaces.​

Women of Magic

Project: Poster Design

Description: Women of Magic Exhibition pays tribute to the women who made their contribution to the world of magic, by displaying props, costumes and their unique stories.

Concept: Inspired by Mr. E’s logo and magic show poster during the turn of the century.

Chee Pearlman

Project: Poster Design

Description: Chee Pearlman, former Editor-in-Chief of I.D. Magazine, is the director of Chee Company, a New York-based editorial and design consultancy. She is also Curator of the Curry Stone Design Prize, an annual $100,000 grant that recognizes innovative designers creating social impact solutions. A journalist, conference director, and curator for more than 20 years, she has contributed to The New York Times, Newsweek, Travel + Leisure, Wired,Popular
Science and Architects Newspaper.

Concept: Inspired by the multiple positions Chee Pearlman has held.​

Picture Your Words

Project: Logo Design, Website Design and Instagram Campaign

Description: Picture Your Words is a website for photographers and writers to collaborate. Writers share their work, photographers create a series of photos to bring those stories to life and vice versa.

Concept: The inspiration for the website came from the popularity of photography and writing.