I collaborated with both engineering and software teams to create a more efficient, dual-themed, and ADA-compliant touch-screen UI for our automated gelatin shot machine. I also built a stand to house a working demo for presentation and testing purposes.

This preference center was designed with one goal in mind; improve and retain customer email communications. To this end, the UX was refined to reduce opt-outs while gathering feedback on their current email program.

StubHub's email program was one of the more complex and dynamic I've encountered. Working within established brand guidelines, my design solutions included layout and animation promoting ticket purchase for various types of events.

As part of a company rebranding, we needed new tradeshow collateral. I took a modular approach in redesigning their 14-page recipe book. This ring-bound format allowed for periodic updates as new flavors were introduced and others discontinued. For a 32-page trade show handout, we partnered with sustainable printer Scout Books.

This three-month direct mail campaign showcased Oracle's breadth of solutions for water utility companies with a focus on reducing non-revenue water. Consisting of two tri-fold brochures and a 3rd die cut dimensional mailer the series included customer testimonials, select success metrics, and a cycle of water infographic. Each mailer directed potential customers to book a demo.

In support of our mission, I had the honor of helping to produce a few annual reports. More than just financials, we shared the organization's accomplishments by highlighting success stories, key milestones, and impactful programs. Our end goal was to inspire confidence in current and potential donors. The overall audience included a wide range of stakeholders, like board members, employees, volunteers, and community partners.

This internal email newsletter was published weekly to help hundreds of employees stay informed and feel better connected to the organization. The overlapping fluid forms represent one's journey through life (i.e. our lifespans) and how we're all interconnected. I also designed an email template to help streamline distribution.

Iron Chef was a long running fundraiser for LifeWorks NW children's relief nurseries. In promotional of the event, a brand refresh extended to both print collateral and digital media. The event theme varied from year to year, but the new logo mark and signature colors remained the same.

Design of these three logos was undertaken as either a volunteer or passion project.
The Beach Ball was a school fundraiser (live and silent auctions) set to a Miami Vice theme.
VR (Vintage Robots) is my Tumblr blog dedicated to that very topic.
dMob is a networking event I established for local creatives through AIGA Portland.

This post-pandemic visualization was created as an internal teaching tool to help all staff prepare to return to work onsite. Our goal was to empower employees with information by focusing on the how, when and why we were moving back to in-person care.

Visualizing old, current, and desired future states this metaphorical map was intended to be high-level and inspirational for leadership in recommitting themselves to each other and our work. By creating a better workflow with direct access to supervisors and opportunities for advancement, employees would feel less silo'd and more supported.

The final visualization in this series focused on how our clinicians could hit a target level of productivity while maintaining the best level of care possible. By showing who support staff were, tools available, and team roles and responsibilities, we hoped to shift clinician thinking away from feeling isolated and overwhelmed, to better leveraging their staff in support of their case loads.