Exhibition
Here are a few examples of exhibition design I have more that are not yet completed message me if you would like to see them in progress.
Reston Town Center
I created several window coverings for storefronts under construction at Reston Town Center. I also created their seasonal brochures, popup signs, and posters that showed their seasonal events. The colors changed to match the season and the pattern on the edges of the brochures changed to match the season.
Soccer Hall of Fame
I worked on this project at HealyKohler design. Our whole team created graphics and exhibits for the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Frisco, Texas. I created this map for the exhibit, the vinyl lettering for the glass in these images, and the wall panels.
West Trip Map
I took a trip out west and drove from Las Vegas, NV to Denver, CO and stopped at a bunch of national parks and natural landmarks along the way. The project reflects the red rocks and the sunsets in the west through the color scheme. The cards are at different elevations because we went from 2000ft above sea level to 11,600ft above sea level during the trip. I hand drew the larger type and I drew all the images and icons.
Silent Auction Popups
These are two large scale popup signs that were displayed at the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA) annual meeting. They advertised the two largest items attendees could bid on in the silent auction. These were used to raise money for the AHLA Pro Bono Department.
Safety Award Ceremony
This shows branding for the ZISA Conference, a conference dedicated to zero injuries in the construction industry. I used the existing ZISA logo and made it gold, shiny, and 3D. The theme was reaching for the stars so I created a space background to put behind the logo. This shows a postcard that was sent as a teaser before the event. It also shows the event program booklet, a poster, a mockup of a coin they gave to award winners, a popup sign, and a dinner menu that were all used during the event.
Ride, The story of Boombadas
This is a project based off my childhood. When I was young my cousins and I would pile into a 1970’s yellow van and take Boombada rides. These were rides through the middle of the Island I spent my summers on. On the ride my uncle would tell the story of the Boombadas, a fictional cannibalistic tribe that lived in the center of the island. On our final ride we hit a world war II army bunker and knocked the door off the van. This is a typographic paper cut sculpture depicting that experience. It was published in a book at MICA with the rest of the GD MFA class of 2021’s work.