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The objective for this project was to create a poster around a collection of everyday things. I chose to take a different approach to the idea of tea culture and created a poster that creates a focus around the origin and history of tea.  Rohstoff in German is raw and natural and tee is the word tea. The poster exemplifies raw and natural tea. 

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Kitsilano Pool /1.5 Meters is a miniature collection of photos I took around the Kitsilano Pool. It was a project made for my fourth year Print Production class. 

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In this project I was required to rebrand Vancouver’s Doxa Documentary Film Festival. The new identity reflects the many countries (over 24), cultures and languages represented at the festival through the use of Non-English letters and symbols to make up a wordmark. 

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This project was created in third year Advanced Typography. The aim was to redesign both the print and digital form of an Air Canada boarding pass. I tried to simplify the ticket and increase the hierarchy of the flight number, gate, and seat.

8.8x3.2in, 328x480px

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Impression was created to give young designers insights into how to stand out and keep their signature. Information for the book was collected from 19 design companies over four different continents. The five major themes of the book are: Know Who You Are Talking to, Perfect a Craft, Specialize, Collaborate, and Be You. The designers showcased are: Stereotype Design, New York; Lo Siento, Barcelona; Newlyn, London; Deutsche & Japaner, Mannheim; Lance Wyman, New York; and Pirtle Design, New York. 

48 pages, 8x8in

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Process work for Impression.

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These posters were created using information gathered from the audiences of Portland's TBA or Time Based Art Festival. The Cristina Lucas poster depicts the amount of time audience members remained inside the theatre watching Luca's twelve minute video.The Offsite Dance poster depicts the audience throughout the performance revealing statistics about their appearance and response.

13x29in, 18x18in

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Current is a multi-platform design journal that showcases creative, practice-based and applied research. It functions as a site for design researchers, academics, students, professional designers, entrepreneurs, and the business community to reflect on contemporary design thinking—products and processes. I was involved as a co-art director with Alanna Munro and oversaw the work of designers and photographers on the team.

52 pages, 8.5x11in

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This rebranding project was created in second year Core Design. Lookout Society provides housing and support for men and women living in the Lower Mainland. Each of the colours represent a different region, with the mauve/brown colour representing the society as a whole. 

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Using Amazon.com as a source, this poster provides an assortment of reviews on the classic children's book, Where the Wild Things Are.