An illustrative lettering piece meant to evoke the branches of manzanita, a type of small red-barked tree that grows in Northern California. “Manzanita” is Spanish for “little apple”, and refers to the tiny edible pink blossoms the tree sprouts in the spring.

An adaptation of a passage from “Seaweed”, a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

An illustration and passage based on the madrona, a tree that grows on the West Coast of the United States, known for growing in rough and inhospitable terrain.

A banner I designed for a proposed YouTube channel project, focused on teaching English to Portuguese speakers in South America.

A logo design made for a parody website I made for a visual design program, meant to reference the “health and wellness”-focused company Goop headed by actress Gwyneth Paltrow.

A logo for SOWL, a health-and-wellness company I made up for a visual design project. Meant to evoke (and mock) Goop, the very real company founded and led by actress Gwyneth Paltrow. I was under the impression that “sowl” was a word for leading people on, but apparently I was misled and now have an entirely fake word as the name of my entirely fake company. It works even better that way.