I created the full brand identity and digital presence for Break the STIGMA, an LGBTQIA+ mental health advocacy campaign. The work included designing an interactive Squarespace site with animated visual effects, an educational resource hub with 10+ toolkits, and affirming merchandise like stickers/bags. The campaign’s vibrant, rainbow-themed aesthetic was built to spark conversation, reduce stigma, and empower community engagement.

I designed the personal brand and website for Mavi Pilloton, developing a clean, user-friendly digital identity that reflects their voice and work. This included custom site design, cohesive visual branding, and interactive elements that enhanced accessibility and storytelling.

(In development)

At Skunkworks, I ran all graphics operations, overseeing design across digital, print, and event contexts. My work included:

• Newsletter design on Substack.

• Social media content creation across 5+ platforms.

• Presentation design and delivery at film screenings.

• Organizational reports and weekly media briefs.

• Business cards, rebranding, and new program brand materials.

• Certificates for San Quentin program residents.

• Organizational charts and internal materials.

• Collaboration with the policy lead to design a comprehensive reentry guide, including a snapshot version.

• Design support for policy briefs.

• Video editing of a comprehensive organizational review for members.
  I also trained new staff, ensuring sustainability and continuity in design workflows.

I developed digital design assets for Curogenix, shaping a professional and modern visual identity that reflected the organization’s focus on science, technology, and innovation.

In addition to digital design, I helped update Curogenix’s website, modernizing its look and ensuring usability. My contributions supported both brand consistency and improved user experience.

I created nonprofit and community-focused design work for Hapi Bear, producing engaging visuals that highlighted the organization’s mission of family care, wellness, and community connection.

For Hapi Bear, I developed a multi-channel creative strategy that included clothing design, marketing campaigns, and social media campaigns. My work strengthened brand visibility while supporting the nonprofit’s family- and community-centered mission.

I led branding and design for the Here and Queer art showcase (2024–2026). This included comprehensive website design, social media posts, posters, half sheets, and flyers. My designs created a cohesive and celebratory identity that amplified LGBTQIA+ artists and community expression.

I supported Felidae Conservation Fund with wide-ranging design projects, including newsletter graphics, social media campaigns, app assets, and educational toolkits. These designs raised awareness of big cat conservation while making scientific and environmental messaging more accessible.

I contributed design work to support Buckelew Programs, a nonprofit focused on mental health services and crisis intervention. My role included creating visual materials for hotline awareness and wellness initiatives, ensuring the designs were accessible, compassionate, and community-centered. Specifically, I designed and executed a two hour training on, "Supporting Queer Individuals in Crisis".

I developed the branding and visual identity for Rooted and Resilient, a support group focused on the mental health of LGBTQIA+ older adults. This work included logo design, poster (full/halfsheet) graphics, email templates, social media graphics and cohesive visual storytelling that amplified the campaign’s message of strength, pride, and community resilience.

I designed graphics for the Brian Colbert Campaign, creating visual assets that balanced professionalism with community accessibility. My work included digital graphics and campaign materials that supported voter engagement, outreach, and grassroots organizing.

I designed the event branding for LGBTQIA+ Intergenerational Craft Night, creating visuals that highlighted creativity, inclusivity, and connection across generations. The designs emphasized community warmth and accessibility, encouraging broad participation.

I created promotional graphics for Youth LGBTQ+ Craft Night, ensuring a fun, welcoming, and affirming atmosphere. The visuals were designed to engage young audiences while celebrating queer creativity and self-expression.

I designed visuals and promotional materials for Queer Prom, crafting an aesthetic that celebrated joy, affirmation, and community belonging. The designs balanced elegance with playfulness, reflecting the spirit of the event.

I contributed health-focused design work for OSU Wellness, creating accessible and engaging materials that supported student well-being. My designs aimed to communicate vital information clearly while fostering a sense of care and inclusivity.

(In development)