Custom designed and handprinted with GOCCO, these “Thanks!” cards are perfect tokens of sentiment for friends and family.

We have finally been able to get out and about around our home and explore a bit in the evenings, just as things are starting to bloom. I use a lot of floral and plant elements in my personal work, so these expeditions being asset collection time!

The beginnings of an identity for a series of Gocco printed cards I am currently working on.

A recent huge team project at Minneapolis Ad Agency Colle+McVoy, where I continue to be a member of the design team on this ongoing, and ever expanding project for the Regional Boating and Fishing Foundation. I was a part of the initial concepting phase, and helped develop this design direction, managing and creating all of the illustrations in the How to Fish section – learning all about fishing along the way! Launch Site

Planning a wedding put me right in my element - spreadsheets, details and OCD moments galore was three months of planning heaven for me! We went all hand done with our invites, place-cards, programs and thank-yous, using hand cut linoleum patterns, stickers and rivets to create a simple, yet bright system that reflects us as a couple.

The Grand Avenue Business Association invited me to submit a concept for one of their events - A Taste of Grand Restyled. I combined classic typography with a modernized menu element and funky script to create an interesting mix of new and old.

I created the naming, positioning and branding for BLogical Solutions, a custom data management business based in the UK. Their ability to fully customize and organize multiple forms of data and information lead to a friendly identity with a hint of technology built in.

For the 2007 AIGA Minnesota Student Portfolio One-on-One Conference I created a visual system focusing on the growth of the students and cross-pollination of ideas during the event. Using whimsical typographic details and a bright, yet natural color palette the poster was the first point of contact with attendees, and the basis for the rest of the visual system for the event.