This flash tattoo sheet is to remind y'all to get protected. Whether it's the pill, patch or shot — stay in control of your body, stay safe and stay sexy! And remember to use a condom to protect from STI's and STD's too!

A series of graphics that were used in promotional material for Portland State University's annual festival Portland State of Mind. 

A quick smattering of some of the content I have created for Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho. 

I've included social graphics, swag designs, newsletter graphics, snapchat filters, photography, "dank" memes, and some of my tweets - one of which went viral.

A slew of illustrations I’ve created over the years.

A calendar of events to be mailed to College of the Arts alumni, subscribers and donors. The use of a clean and organized system makes it easily readable.

Women Strength is a program of the Portland Police Bureau. Since it’s founding in 1979, Women Strength have provided free self-defense classes and personal safety workshops to people around the Portland area, empowering young women. Bright colors and striking typography are used to reflect the badass women that frequent these classes as both volunteers and learners. 

Having grown up in the small town of St. Helens, Oregon and living there most of my life made me want to design a snapchat geofilter. A lot of my memories and fellow community members memories have happened in our downtown area in front of our courthouse building, which is depicted in the design.

***fun fact*** 

This courthouse can also be seen in Disney Channel's 1998 film Halloweentown!

This architecture book, displaying Lawrence Halprin’s Open Space Sequence utilizes soothing colors to embody the feelings one might have while viewing these sculptural fountains. Transparent lavender color bars running in vertical and horizontal directions mix with the black and white photos of the historical architecture to create a simple and modern book. 

If you ask any lady if they’ve ever felt like they've been treated as an object, you’ll probably get a strong “yes.” This illustration series was made for all those ladies. 

A redesign of One Direction’s 4th Album FOUR, with a 7" single. Lack of facial recognition, black and white color choices, timeless fonts and geometric elements were used to transform One Direction’s image as a boy band into a band deserving of respect.

A museum exhibition where the patrons not only learn about food trends, they get to eat the food too. The use of a bright color palette, and simple line drawings gives this exhibition a playful feel.

School supplies to be sold by Portland State Graphic Design for fundraising within the program. The illustrated art supplies and tools represent both the first initial step of sketching as well as all of the tools design students might use to achieve their final project. The objects aren’t organized by likeness or pattern because creating a project can be hectic and messy. 

United States Postal Service stamps designed to increase awareness of endangered species of the Pacific Northwest. Paw prints of the animals make up a background pattern, and illustrations of these endangered species rest on top. Proceeds from the stamps will be donated to the World Wide Fund for Nature.