THE WORK
Every project starts with an idea worth caring about. The real work is in shaping it and seeing it through to the finish line. Here is a selection of projects that traveled from idea, to conversation, to reality.
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A disc golf–focused brand started by three friends who loved the game and didn’t take it too seriously. I designed the logo and a series of illustrative T-shirt graphics inspired by the realities of disc golf: wooded courses, unpredictable obstacles, lost discs, and the inside jokes every player knows. Instead of leaning on standard disc-and-basket imagery, the designs used humor and storytelling to celebrate the "anything can happen" side of the sport. The goal was to create apparel for disc golfers who play off the beaten path, laugh at bad throws, and enjoy the game as much for the culture as the scorecard.
Day Trippin' 2021
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TRIPPIN'
I had the pleasure of designing the Day Trippin' poster 2 years in a row, a Bel Air, MD event celebrating skateboarding, live music, and local art. Each year, I teamed up with the organizer to nail the theme and capture the vibe he was going for. The posters weren’t just for promotion, they were keepsakes designed to be taken home and remembered. This project was especially meaningful because it allowed me to support fellow creatives and help a community-built event shine.
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Day Trippin' 2022
Maryland Food Bank
I’ve worked with the Maryland Food Bank on several design projects supporting their mission to fight hunger across Maryland. Each piece started with collaboration—sharing sketches, getting feedback, and refining ideas together until we landed on something that felt right. The goal was always to create clear, approachable designs that connect with the communities they serve. It’s been meaningful work supporting an organization doing so much good locally.
Atwater's
I’ve done several designs for Atwater's over the years. I actually worked there as a waiter right after college, so the place holds a special spot in my heart and they've always been one of my favorite clients. ​
APPAREL
The owner let the staff have a say in what they wore, so I got to team up with both the boss and a bunch of style-savvy college students to make designs they’d actually want to wear.
CHALK
I also created all of the chalkboard art for their specials, deals, seasonal promotions, and new menu items, which gave me a chance to contribute to the visual personality of the café beyond just apparel design.
THE BREWER'S ART
I created the shirt and poster design for a disc golf event sponsored by The Brewer's Art at Druid Hill Park.
The Brewer’s Art sadly closed after nearly 30 years as a Baltimore staple. It’s hard not to feel sentimental about a place that meant so much to the city. Supporting local businesses and community events like this has always been one of my favorite parts of design work.
Idle hands corner store
Idle Hands Corner Store is a brand I created to explore a more playful, dark sense of humor through design. The series leans into familiar, almost whimsical imagery, but includes small details that reveal a darker twist on a second look. It was a chance to experiment with contrast—keeping things visually inviting while adding layers that reward a closer look.
