ESAB is the world's largest producer of standard welding equipment, consumables, and automation equipment, as well as cutting machines and systems. This landing page highlights a new line of heavy industrial welding products.

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Event branding for UVA’s annual brand forum—an event where communicators across the university gather to learn about updates on university-wide initiatives. This concept focuses on the idea of exchanging ideas and collaboration.

Praxis is a patient-focused clinical trial recruitment agency that recruits patients for clinical trials and pharmaceutical drug studies. This new site reflects a complete rebranding of the company.

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An interactive editorial piece that highlights new construction projects across the UVA campus.

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A print piece for UVA Communications annual brand forum. The goal of this piece was to create an energetic, clean way of showcasing the vast range of creative work across the university.

Branded dinkware for the University of Virginia.

A site showcasing the wide variety of work completed by the UVA Communications team.

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An editorial piece about the significant increase of first-generation students at UVA. While the objective of this project was to highlight the statistics around first-generation students, I felt it was very important to inject a more personal element to the story. Art direction of the photographs played a huge role in this story’s success.

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A two-page spread for Illimitable Volume 8, intended to highlight UVA’s most notable research discoveries over the last decade. While most readers automatically associate research with science, it was important to depict the many different subjects associated with these breakthroughs.

An article housed in the University of Virginia’s microsite, Illimitable, "The Quotable University" is web-friendly interpretation of a historical timeline. The objective of this project was to pay tribute to the University's upcoming bicentennial by showcasing the impressive roster of politicians, world leaders, business executives and otherwise influential people who have spoken on grounds.

An editorial peice for Illimitable Volume Five that features profiles of notable students from UVA’s School of Arts. The goal of this piece was to develop a dynamic layout that evoked creativity while still conveying the diverse universe of the School of Arts – including dance, music and theater.

An editorial layout for Illimitable Volume Six based on research by notable professors from the Curry School of Education. The goal of this piece was to clearly visualize the headline, “Virginia’s Teacher Shortage”. Using chalkboard illustration in order to bring dimension to the piece played a large role in the success of this spread. 

An editorial piece for Illimitable Volume Six focusing on UVA's School of Architecture's research into cities of the future. The goal of this project was to create a layout that simplified complex concepts while still looking beautiful on one spread. 

A bi-annual print publication created to portray the University’s ongoing commitment to unlocking “the illimitable freedom of the human mind.” The goal of this piece was to highlight UVA’s most important discoveries and impressive achievements in a visually compelling way. A cross between editorial design and marketing collateral, this book was carefully created in-house from conception to production.

An article housed in the University of Virginia’s microsite, Illimitable, "Timely Texting" is a short-form Q&A based on the research findings of faculty member Ben Castleman. Castleman has discovered that the simple act of texting prospective students could increase higher education enrollment in low-income students. The goal of this piece was to design a simple yet elegant way of displaying short-form editorial content while still still evoking the spirit of the story.

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A landing page for Typezero, a medical product company that focuses on creating and bringing a diabetes management platform to market. The goal of this project was to create a simple and easy to understand overview of who Typezero is and what their product can do. The site needed to express complicated medical processes while still being digestible to those that are unfamiliar with medical terminology.  This was accomplished by pairing simple infographics with in-depth descriptions.