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Mobile App Design, Concept
Design, Concept
Design, Identity, Front-end Development
Design, Identity, Front-end Development
Design
Design & Identity Consulting,
Front-end Development
Marketing, Front-end Development
Design, Identity
Design
Design
Digital Illustration
Digital
Collage
Lithography (printmaking)
Lithography (printmaking)
Photography
Photography
Photography
Photography
Photography
Photography
A digital print series in two parts.






I have trouble drawing hands. This series is an illustrated study of them.
Practice makes perfect, right?


A lithographic print series concerning the physical impact of images
in the media.


A series of collages created by cutting through many layers of
various magazines.



A lithographic test print I just couldn't shelf.

No, you tell me what these mean.




I spent an amazing and eye opening year in The People's Republic of China and snapped pictures of my various adventures. Here's a sampling from a year that ended up filling an entire external hard drive.







Taken in downtown Des Moines.
This also serves as the start of my Capitol series.




On a whim and armed with an old Canon and plenty of time I drove to Lincoln to photograph their capitol building. Here's a random tidbit for ya- Nebraska's capitol building is the second tallest State Capitol in the U.S. It's also pretty distinct when you compare it most other Capitol buildings (except for the Louisiana State Capitol which is modeled after this one).
I also happened to be in an architecture class at the time...













Parts of the U.S. experienced a lot of flooding in 2008. Naturally I grabbed my camera and my bike and into the jaws of (contained) danger I went.






The client needed a site that was easy to use and better represented the products they sold.






Who said feedback boxes had to be boring? Yellow Cab wanted to keep their current site design but update their feedback boxes on a few sister brands.

Client needed complete logo redesign, responsive coming soon page and full site.






This client had a very clear idea of what they wanted for their logo so there wasn't much concept work needed on my part, just pure creation. As for the site it had to be friendly, targeted toward the young and the active.




Concept UI elements for an event scheduling module for Leading Women Executives.

As a volunteer on the Chicago Design Museum marketing team, I was responsible for updating the site's content and functionality as well as overall maintenance.


Collaborating with another designer, we developed not only a new site but completely rebranded eTecc Communications into eTecc/Interactive.

If you're an Illinois driver you've no doubt had to log into the Tollway's I-PASS site. And it's such a pain! Very unorganized, very cluttered- here's a concept redesign of a few sections.



I've been writing since I was wee babe but with my many side projects and jobs I find it hard to dedicate time to it. To fix this I set a challenge for myself: write at least one story in 100 words or less every week. Site currently being developed.


It seems almost every summer my family is rescuing an animal. And we're always scrambling to find out what we should do!
There are many wildlife websites out there and they tend to be hard to navigate and oversaturated with content.
This concept is for a mobile app that quickly gives you tips on how to deal with a found animal. I wanted to create something that was simple, easy to use and with bright colors to offset the sometimes panic that comes with finding a wounded animal.



