In the summer of 2015, I was awarded the opportunity to create the branding art for Handmade Arcade, Pittsburgh’s first and largest independent craft fair. I chose string art as the medium, but wanted to bring the craft to a more contemporary front.

The process started with a basic wooden platform, painted black to boost the appearance of the typography. Almost 900 nails were used around the center logo and outside frame to create the best surface for the string. Once the existing HA logo was stenciled and painted onto the center of platform, the string was strung. Each letter was then lightly stenciled onto the surface, then re-painted twice to enhance the appearance of the typography. 

Two pieces were created; a horizontal piece designed for the web site, and a vertical piece to serve as the featured art.

In collaboration with Sedulen, I had the opportunity to design the label packaging for Conroy Foods' new line of all natural sauces, "Simple & Saucy." My roles included developing a new wordmark for "Simple & Saucy," designing the labels for each bottle and creating each original illustration.

For the past several years, I have had the opportunity to design exhibition and marketing materials for the Frick Art & Historical Center. Some of these pieces include exhibition signage and invitations, campaign collateral and annual reports.

Under assignment for Sedulen, I had the opportunity to design the Frick Art & Historical Center's new website. 

Simcoach Games was founded 10 years ago as Etcetera Edutainment to help organizations improve service, productivity, quality and safety through serious video game technology.

To accurately reflect the company's innovative methodologies and promote it as a leader in game-based learning, a new logo, identity package and website was developed. The design is simple and scalable – using iconographic design elements, a bold color palette and contemporary typography.

Wilkes magazine is a quarterly magazine distributed to alumni and community members. I was tasked with redesigning the entire publication, including the cover, department and feature design. For each issue, I am responsible for the art direction, design and completion of the magazine.

Shady Side Academy Magazine is published twice a year for alumni, parents and friends of Shady Side Academy. From 2012 to 2014, Shady Side Academy Magazine was honored by the CASE Circle of Excellence Awards in the Independent School Magazines category. I am responsible for the art direction and design of each issue.

This video and brochure were created for Constructors Association of Western Pennsylvania (CAWP) to promote their virtual pre-apprenticeship program, "Future Road Builders." My roles included art direction and design as well as script writing and project management.

Located in Sewickley, PA, Yoga on Broad St attracts yogis from all over the Pittsburgh region. After relocating from Walnut to Broad Street, the studio needed a simple branding platform to reflect it's open yet contemporary practice. For this project, I designed the wordmark, print collateral, signage and website, and also shot the photography for the studio.

In collaboration with Sedulen, I had the opportunity to design the new look for Snappers website. 

In collaboration with Sedulen, I had the opportunity to design the new look for Beano's Deli Condiments website. This project included concept development, original illustrations and the creation of promotional T-Shirts.

Over the past few years, I've had the honor of creating wedding invitations for some of my favorite people. 

In the spring of 2013, I collaborated with my very talented and best friend, Allison Chapas, in designing her wedding invitation among other nuptial print materials. It only took 36 years to finally create something together, but the timing, and the wedding itself, was perfect.

More recently in summer of 2015, I was honored to do the same for my good friend Deanna Lee. Her wedding took place at the idyllic Barn at Falling Water, so inspiration was close at hand.

In the summer of 2016, I was awarded the opportunity by The Frick Pittsburgh to develop the logo and marketing materials for the acclaimed exhibition, Killer Heels: The Art of the High-Heeled Shoe. Deliverables for the exhibition included member and VIP invitation suites, posters, rack cards, signage and outdoor advertising.