Graphic Design

Illustration | Costume Design | 3D Design | Animation | Set Design

The following two designs were created for the Blackout Late Night Show at Northwestern University for publicity, merchandise, and branding. They play upon the ideas of improvisation and adaptation, as necessary in a live production, and pull from design elements in graffiti and lava lamps to embody this. Their overall structure was crafted in service to the unique and playful nature of the group.

The Blackout Late Night Show Logo
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The Blackout Late Night Show Logo (Northwestern Alternate Colors)
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The following two designs were created for Willard Residential College at Northwestern University. The primary logo was created for publicity, branding, and merchandise. It incorporates a turtle, the residential college mascot, a consistently playful curve for the comfortable yet social nature of the residence, and a slight alteration of the rainbow due to it's large LGBTQ+ population of residents and inclusion of all-gender housing. Finally, the residential college color, green, is depicted on the "W" for use as an individual logo mark.

The second design was created for a sticker design to promote the cafe located within Willard Residential College. It is a popular hang out spot as one of the only places on campus open late-night. Additionally, it is often frequented by underclassmen who utilize their "meal swaps" which began the basis of the design with the exchanging arrows. Building upon this, the organic and irregular lettering is referential to sauces and sodas, staples of the late night burger joint.

Willard Residential College Logo/Merch Design
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Fran's Cafe Sticker Design
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This non-objective family portrait was created for a group of people where the common last name began with an R. Fittingly, the four canvases, when assembled together, depict the letter R. This continues with each spouse's surname initial (H, Z, P, Y) being present in each of the four individual canvases. Finally, each of the four canvases features a series of ovals which highlight each member of that household of the family. These details combine to depict the entire "family portrait" in a way that allows each individual household to hang their individual portrait in their home, while also containing a smaller portion of the larger family portrait.