A few months ago I was asked to create a water bottle design for our Rainier properties to sell at their retail locations. In addition to the water bottles, I created this flyer to advertise the NPS and Rainier properties’ initiative. I read an article recently that instagram/social media posts perform better when a 3D element is added to it, so I’ve started incorporating that into more of my designs.
Today, was the first time I saw one of my kiosks menus in the wild at Great Falls, VA. I noticed they were using an older version, than what they should be using, but it was still really cool to see my work off the screen.
I rarely get to see my projects in their finished state, so it’s always fun to spot someone wearing one of your designs… even if it’s only on Instagram.
Quick peak of a social media ad that I just made.
This is a t-shirt I designed to be sold at the Keybridge Boathouse gift shop. The final design was much simpler than my original design.
Every month during the summer, I create a series of posters, menus, and digital signage for a monthly promotion. Here are two of the posters that I made in-house.
I am currently working on a water bottle design for our Rainier properties.
We have already gone through multiple designs, but I am loving the vibe of each one.
Let it be known, that this is the saddest sign I have ever had to make. #IncludethePuppies 😢🚫🐶
Every quarter our Marketing and Sales department puts together a portfolio of what we did that quarter and this is my first time taking reigns on this project without any help, so obviously the cover’s theme had to be pink.
Created signs for the opening of a Panda Express at one of our government agencies.
Invitation for Company Event
Design collaboration with Dave Schall.
One of our government dining facilities coded, “CHEFS“ kicked off a grand opening celebration for a new dining hall on January 11, 2018.
Prior to the opening of the hall, the building’s high-profile clientele and trainees were greatly inconvenienced by the time it took and the frustrating process of venturing off property to purchase their food. Thus, a new dining hall was conceptualized to address those issues and since its completion, not only have the problems been solved, but the cafeteria is thriving.
My designs were used to give the dining room and the eatery one cohesive and welcoming personality; this included: menu, station, and column signage, unique abstract artwork for the walls, and promotional signage for print and digital screens. I also created panels for a prize wheel that was used to engage with guests during the kick-off of the grand opening celebration.
Due to the building’s high security, I am unable to provide actual photos of the dining space.
Finished designing my first spa menu today and I am loving the combination of the photography, color scheme, and wave shape at the top and bottom.
Anyone else ever miss their coworker when they go on vacation? Well Kat sent us a photo from her vacation so of course I repurposed a Christmas countdown to count down the days until her return. (Miss you, Kat!!)
Christmas came early with all of these cards!
There’s nothing like being asked to created someone’s holiday letter two years in a row because they loved your work prior.
Went on a site visit today to one of our boathouse units and thought it was really cool to see one of my signs out “in the wild” and not just on my computer screen.
I can’t take credit for designing the actual logo used for this table cloth, but I did convert the logo to a grayscale .EPS file that was printer-ready.
I spent a lot of time talking to different printing vendors about pricing and different cloth materials, so it’s always cool to see a finished project.
