GRAPHIC DESIGN

My graphic design work often includes: logos, event flyers, brochures, t-shirt designs,
and other digital & print designs.

With each project I keep in mind how the design is going to be displayed, who the intended audience is, and how the design needs to be received by the audience. I'm an information-forward designer, often taking complex scientific terms or processes and creating designs that can be understood by broad audiences.

I also have enjoy making and have experience creating designs meant to surprise and delight audiences
that receive custom gifts or company swag.

Austin Public Health

Pride T-Shirt Design and Public Health Sticker Designs

It was a challenge to create a design for this Pride t-shirt design, and I absolutely loved making it.

The team wanted something impactful, local to ATX, and that embodied symbology present for all people present at Pride.

In 2024, a full solar eclipse passed through Austin, TX and it felt special to incorporate that into this design. We felt like we were living in historic times, and the eclipse was an awe-inspiring historical event that year.

APH Pride T-Shirt Design (2024 - Final Design)

APH Pride T-Shirt Design (Draft #1)

APH Pride T-Shirt Design (Un-selected Draft)

APH Public Health Week Sticker Designs (2026)

Austin Public Health

Public Health Week 2026 Sticker Designs

The Public Information Office team that I worked consistently with wanted to create some evergreen Public Health stickers for National Public Health Week events in 2026 and beyond.

I chose to focus on subjects like: a re-print of the 2024 Pride design as a sticker, general public health (prevent, promote, protect), a nurse's glove and heart symbol, highlighting the life-saving power of Naloxone, breaking the habit of smoking, and the importance of handwashing.

Austin Public Health - Immunizations Center Window Decals

The Immunizations team within Austin Public Health had a specific need for functional art in their new office space.

They had these windows that unfortunately looked from the hallway to their computer monitors, so there was a need to make the space more private while also looking interesting and professional.

I created these designs and had them printed as window decals, to go over each window. I drafted the designs following feedback that they wanted to feature as many vaccinate-able diseases as possible, with detailed information on each. The information could then be read by visitors or those waiting for an appointment.

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