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Sweeteeth is a brand I created for a dessert recipe publication. The publication is not very long, but rich in content, as well as quality. In each issue, there will be a feature on a certain type of dessert, in which the one I designed features doughnuts. Not only is the publication consist of recipes, but also more facts about the featured dessert. The main demographics are teenagers and young adults, who are interested in making fancy desserts.

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With the combination of global usage of the internet and the constantly growing popularity of social media and platforms, the way people read and learn about one another has drastically changed over the last ten years. Digital photography and printing has opened up a wide spectrum of new forms of communicating. Words are in many instances no longer the main medium to communicate and preserve stories. As we are becoming a more and more visual culture able to read and interpret visual information, the traditional way of biographic story telling might no longer be the best way.

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This book was created in a third year typography class with Jen Eby. The objective was to re-interpret a child’s story, using purely typography and typographic elements. 

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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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This poster was created with the Weltformat 11 Plakat Festival in mind, an international student poster competition rooted in Germany. In 2011, the theme of the competition was "Poster for the Poster".

The design was inspired by the expressive and communicative nature of posters and the International Typographic Style.

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Layouts for Applied Arts magazine's competition to design one of their issues. 

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A magazine concept based around timeless style, taking its cue from mid-century style icons.

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I have been doing more painting for book covers rather than just finding stock images or doing a flat drawing in Illustrator. For both of these book covers, I designed the graphics in Illustrator to get client approval, then created a mixed media painting based on the Illustrator layout and using digital printouts. In the end, all was scanned in again and digitally manipulated.