In 2019, I was commissioned to design the official logo for the Lemur Conservation Network’s World Lemur Festival, held in celebration of World Lemur Day. The goal was to create a unique, simple, and realistic design that aligned with the organization’s nonprofit mission. The logo was featured on fundraising merchandise, including T-shirts, and used in promotional materials for festivals worldwide.

I volunteered with F.A.R.M. Café, a nonprofit restaurant in Boone, NC, that provides meals to all, regardless of ability to pay. Customers can contribute what they can or volunteer in exchange for a meal.

As part of my work, I designed informational posters to highlight ways patrons could support or volunteer at the café. I also created a "plate goal" visual—a coloring-page-style graphic that displayed the average donation amount from the previous week and any shortfall. This simple, engaging tool encouraged many guests to donate the difference, directly supporting the café’s mission.

I designed a logo for Raleighwood Media Group and Umbria Hospitality Group, the parent company of several restaurants and venues. The client requested a design that reflected Italian heritage and incorporated a sprig of lavender as a key visual element.

The nonprofit NC Realtors commissioned me to redesign their Risk Management Tool guides for buyers and sellers across the state. I developed a customizable template for annual updates, along with infographics and iconography to enhance clarity and usability. These guides are distributed exclusively through NC Realtors. Additionally, I produced the introductory and closing motion graphics for use on their social media platforms.

I was commissioned to design a logo for Tiny Tigers Rescue, a local cat rescue organization based in the mountains of North Carolina. The client sought a clean, modern, and charming design that captured the essence of cats as “tiny baby tigers,” reflecting their playful and spirited nature.

I designed the logo for the nonprofit organization Plant-Based Prevention of Disease (P-POD), incorporating the pea pod mascot as a central visual element to represent the group’s mission.

The brand Ingeniuso faced challenges with customer pronunciation of its name (in-genius-oh). To address this, I led a logo rebranding focused on improving legibility while maintaining a simple and clean aesthetic. Additionally, I developed a product brochure for Ingeniuso’s diffuser line, intended for distribution to local vendors and retailers alongside product samples. I also handled the photography and editing of the diffuser images featured in the brochure.

I designed the logo for Something There, a company specializing in the wholesale distribution of aromatherapy diffusers. The client requested a feminine and playful aesthetic to reflect the brand’s personality.

I developed a brochure for a warehouse service company based in Los Angeles, targeting small and medium-sized businesses selling on Amazon. The brochure details the full range of available services and includes a custom map illustrating proximity to key ports, airports, and nearby Amazon fulfillment centers.

I designed a series of informational cards for an open house event to promote the departments within Appalachian State University’s College of Fine and Applied Arts. Each card features original illustrations on the front representing the respective department and its majors, while the reverse side provides detailed descriptions of the department and its academic programs.

I collaborated with Logan Issacson to design the logo for Speakeasy Tattoo Co., a 1920s-themed tattoo shop in Boone. The client requested a refined, understated logo suitable for use on paperwork, including tattoo care sheets printed in black and white, double-sided, directly at the shop. Our design prioritized both style and functionality, addressing common issues with cluttered and difficult-to-read materials typical in tattoo parlors. Additionally, we created a simple, clear map to assist primarily local and student customers in navigating from a popular nearby street adjacent to campus.

During college, I created a motion graphic and GIF to promote the Be the Match Bone Marrow Registry, inspired by my decision—along with my father—to join the registry. Blood stem cell transplants can be lifesaving for individuals diagnosed with leukemia or lymphoma, yet many patients still struggle to find matches despite millions of potential donors. The design, featuring a match paired with a cotton swab, was crafted to be visually engaging and shareable on social media to raise awareness of the registry and encourage participation.