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A few select pages from the 2015 Dining Awards, with cover illustration designed by Brian Nutt.

CD redesign for Meredith Brook's "Blurring the Edges" album, featuring custom illustrations and handdrawn type.

Personal self promotional set designed with a chocolate and sweets theme, featuring hand assembled resume, business card, letterhead, promotional piece, and additional items. As part of the required curriculum at Valencia Community College, the students have to make themselves a self promotional set during Portfolio Review. At a minimum this consists of business card, letterhead, resume, and some sort of promotional send ahead/leave behind item. After creating my monogram, I purchased an custom embosser, which I used throughout the entire project. All the pieces were printed then hand cut and assembled by me. There are business cards, letterhead w/ coordinating envelopes, resume, thank you card, send-ahead mini portfolio, and a promotional tin of custom M&M's. This project won both a Gold and Silver Local ADDY, as well as a Gold Special Judges ADDY & 1 District Silver ADDY.

Photo essay editorial layout for the November 2012 issue of Orlando Magazine.

Thank you card created exclusively for http://www.2ucouture.com/

Best of Orlando cover and feature layout for the August 2014 issue of Orlando magazine (featuring the talented cast of Treasure Tavern).

Multi-page illustrated brochure advertising custom made hot air balloons, but with an antique, Victorian twist.

Cover and feature design for the burger issue of Orlando magazine, October 2015. Featuring illustrations by Elly Walton. 2016 Communicator Awards, Gold Award of Excellence: Magazine—Interior Design, from The Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts

Rebranding campaign for Lush Cosmetics, featuring logo, letterhead, envelope, business card, style guide, product packaging, billboard, and direct mail piece. The objective of this project was to take a pre-existing company and create a new look for their brand. The specific pieces we needed to create were a logo, corporate identity materials, outdoor advertising, a direct mail piece, and a company style guide. Additionally, I chose to create product packaging, as the look of their products would be central to solidifying the new brand.

Unapologetically colorful and fruity, this baby shower featured a definitive rainbow theme... the decor was rainbows, the food was rainbows... and there were unicorn elements wherever possible. Thankfully, Oriental Trading Company had a unicorn party line (plates, cups, dangly things) to help bring it all together.