Youswim
Brand identity & web design
XXIX, 2023
Made with a famously flexible ribbed fabric, Youswim’s suits are designed to adapt with you and your body through life’s changes. We leveraged motion to represent change over time, adding the shifting gradient and expressive variable type treatments to their elevated approach to art direction. We tied it all together with a custom, variable logo.
For their shop, we embraced Youswim’s limited product line by creating a unique and highly visual filtering system that emphasizes the collection’s flexibility.
Role: Design
Creative Lead: Simone Robert
Team: Kate Doyle, Sam Taylor
Clue Perfumery
Logo
2023
Role: Lettering
Collaborator: Caleb Vanden Boom
Aplós
Website design
XXIX, 2023
Providing an elevated alternative to alcohol.
Our approach utilized the brand’s sensorial art direction to emulate a moment of calm, while a consolidated shop panel allows a user to purchase the product.
Role: Designer
Team: XXIX
Branding, Creative Direction & Product Design: Pure Magenta
Development: gardener.nyc
Campaign & Photography Creative Direction: Ania et Lucie
Renders: Neil Jackson
Grand Circus Magazine: Issue 6
Other Studio, 2019
Grand Circus Magazine is a seasonal publication on arts and urbanism in Detroit. The theme of the magazine changes with every issue, and its content is ultimately rooted in the rich culture that runs within the city and its community.
This was to be the last printed issue for the time being. The theme was Be My Baby, referencing the classic Motown hit by The Ronettes. It stands as a love letter to Detroit, a celebration of it's resilience, and an ode to Motown.
With the team at Other Studio, I was tasked with redesigning the magazine's identity and fully designing a majority of spreads. My approach to this project was to lead with classic typography and designed elements that then are revived with an experimental touch. Whether that was through the addition of textures, 3D elements, unconventional layouts, printed and scanned materials, the magazine became a highly visual and maximalist editorial piece that reflects the city's cultural range.
Role: Design
Creative Director: Eileen Tjan
Designers: Kate Doyle, Lauren Gallagher
Clairo
Merch
2024
Role: Lettering
Collaborator: Caleb Vanden Boom
Calendars
Graphic Design
2018–Present
Since 2018, my partner Caleb Vanden Boom and I have collaborated in designing and producing an annual calendar. Each year, we develop a concept that both reflects the past year and looks to the future as inspiration and a blueprint for the design. We have printed them on a risograph and hand-assembled each calendar and sold on social media and stores like Fisk Gallery and Tusk.
Graphic Design
2018–Present
Since 2018, my partner Caleb Vanden Boom and I have collaborated in designing and producing an annual calendar. Each year, we develop a concept that both reflects the past year and looks to the future as inspiration and a blueprint for the design. We have printed them on a risograph and hand-assembled each calendar and sold on social media and stores like Fisk Gallery and Tusk.
Breakfast for Dinner
Identity & Website Design
2020-2021
Breakfast for Dinner is a photography and content studio based in Chicago. They provide work for brands like Mailchimp, Rit Dye, Foxtrot and PBR and have a saturated, highly recognizable signature style that makes their work one-of-a-kind.
In 2020, the team invited me to work with them on the development of their new brand. The concept was centered around the idea of the brand's name, eating breakfast for dinner, as a nod to their unconventional and kitschy sensibilities.
My approach was to embrace the color and texture that's present in their work by developing an equally colorful palette that acts to enhance the intensity of their work when surrounding it. The brand identity consisted of a logotype, icon set, type specimen, presentation deck, and website design and development on Cargo.
Role: Design, Development
Photography: Breakfast for Dinner
Identity & Website Design
2020-2021
Breakfast for Dinner is a photography and content studio based in Chicago. They provide work for brands like Mailchimp, Rit Dye, Foxtrot and PBR and have a saturated, highly recognizable signature style that makes their work one-of-a-kind.
In 2020, the team invited me to work with them on the development of their new brand. The concept was centered around the idea of the brand's name, eating breakfast for dinner, as a nod to their unconventional and kitschy sensibilities.
My approach was to embrace the color and texture that's present in their work by developing an equally colorful palette that acts to enhance the intensity of their work when surrounding it. The brand identity consisted of a logotype, icon set, type specimen, presentation deck, and website design and development on Cargo.
Role: Design, Development
Photography: Breakfast for Dinner