Earlier career work, personal projects, and process pieces
A collection of earlier-career editorial and magazine work, alongside an ongoing sketchbook of personal projects, packaging concepts, and process pieces — kept here for range rather than the front of the portfolio.
Gallery
Drawn with Apple Pencil:
Animation fun:
Korean K9 Rescue Logo Redesign | Volunteer | 2019:
Beauty Packaging + other goods:
Editorial & brand work, 2013–present
A few clips from early magazine and freelance work, kept here for range rather than the front of the portfolio.
Universal Music Group | Album Artwork & Campaigns | 2016–2017:
Album artwork, promo materials, and motion graphics for artist campaigns at Def Jam, Island, and Republic Records — collaborating with A&R and Grammy-winning creative directors on how artists look, from single art to social.
Universal Music Group
Creative Director: Joe Spix
Designer: Jennifer Yan
Marie Claire Magazine | Editorial Design | 2015:
Front of book pages and a feature story spread — editorial layout for the fashion title.
Inked Magazine | Editorial Design | 2015:
Editorial layout spreads for Inked Magazine. View full project on Behance →
Veroni Logo Redesign | 2016:
Logo redesign concept with QNY Creative for Veroni, an Italian cured meat company — leading with the final redesign, followed by the original mark it replaced.
Levy Restaurants | Recipe Cards | 2016:
Branded recipe card set for Levy Restaurants — a welcome letter cover paired with tabbed recipe cards for chicken tenders, fish tacos, smoked salmon, veggie burgers, and steak fajitas.
Collage piece | 2015:
A collage created from two different images, cut and assembled by hand with an X-Acto knife and glue.
Purina Natural Selections | Packaging Concept | 2013:
Packaging concept for a Purina Natural Selections dog food line, exploring herbal-benefit flavor variants across ginseng, ginkgo, and echinacea formulas.
One system, every surface.
Whatever the client, the same connected process carries a theme from first sketch to final execution — so the brand feels identical on a business card and on a 140-foot LED wall.