TOT BREW is a microbrewery with the philosophy:

“everything’s great in moderation.”

Concept

In keeping with the philosophy, the flagship stout would go in miniature-sized bottles measuring *DIMENSIONS*.

This was the proposed package design for Desire Chocolate, a health conscious candy company.

Concept

The design for the packaging was inspired by the company’s desire to decadently indulge the taste buds while remaining health and diet conscious. A health conscious candy maker is no short of a breath of fresh air. The candy was thus appropriately packaged in a container that resembles a little gift box. The alternate packaging resembles strawberries.

This self-promotional book — designed to match my web and print collateral (business cards and letterhead) at the time — contained a sampling of my latest works. The book fit into a custom designed envelope and mailed.

Concept

Since so much self-promotional material is mundane and ignorable, I decided to make the inside of the book jacket a memorable little poster. Even with an overwhelming inclination to discard the book, I reasoned, one might want to keep the little charming poster (that, by the way, had my contact information

SAVE THE WORLD (from conformity) was an announcement for a grafitti art convention deceptively packaged as a CD

Concept

The CD itself contained a sampling of the artists’ work that would be featured at the convention and was designed to be the ticket to allow the holder into the event.

This is a tri-fold folder with a diecut sleeve holding an enrollment booklet.

Employer: CDS Office Products   •   Client: Western Dental

This is a presentation folder containing fee schedules and plan designs.

Employer: CDS Office Products   •   Client: Western Dental

This was an informational brochure to go along with the eponymous artist’s retrospective exhibition.

This was the proposed logo design for Plus, a proud, plus-size women’s boutique.

Concept

The female form and fertility symbol are subtley suggested in the mark to denote the boutique’s primary clientele. In addition, the outward radiating concentric circles hint at the boutique’s philosophy of having an outwardly open pride in one’s physicality.

The boutique’s motto proudly proclaims:

“bigger = better”