In celebration Barbie’s 65th birthday, Northport Historical Society curated a Barbie pop-up exhibit featuring dolls and fashions from local collectors. The project required designing multiple timelines illustrating Barbie’s evolution, large-scale backgrounds for display cases, a photo wall, and cards which included each of collector’s personal statements.

In 2023 I was asked to guest curate the Northport Historical Society's first LGBT+ exhibit as part of the town-wide Pride month festivities. My exhibit, PRIDE!, utilized original designs to explore the history of the LGBT+ movement in the U.S. and Northport, NY.

The idea behind creating this mobile medical testing website was to facilitate scheduling appointments online. I built a website that is easily accessible whether on a computer or mobile device and offers extensive information about the testing process and facility.

Designed for emergency situations with limited or slow phone service, this app works offline. The intended user is someone who lives/works in a skyscraper. Opening the app brings up the location of a designated meeting spot, emergency contacts and offline map.

This booklet was created for a world-wide competition hosted by DOW. By utilizing the competition packet’s information and brand kit, I crafted a twenty-page booklet with my own distinct layout and design.

A multi-page website for Samsung’s Solve For Tomorrow education contest. The design included the creation of visually attractive maps and project pages that showcased each contestant’s entry.

This membership welcome packet was created for and distributed to business members of the Northport Historical Society. The packet comprised a personalized welcome letter with membership card, events calendar, donation information, a membership sticker for their business window, and an ornament. A new envelope design was used to mail the packet.

I developed a series of coffee table books called Photos from the Field for a tech startup which featured unique photos taken by the company’s field techs while surveying abandoned office spaces in/around New York City. The project involved designing covers, arranging layouts, selecting fonts, and writing/formatting copy for each book.

User guides may not be the most exciting design projects, but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring. I designed this card with bold colors and elegant fonts, allowing users to focus on figuring out how to use the software rather than the accompanying guide.

A conveniently sized portfolio booklet that takes the information of a traditional resume and displays it alongside vibrant project photos. Featuring a clean, modern design with plenty of space for project case studies, client testimonials and more, this handy template is the optimal resource for any creative.

Productivity takes a trip to a galaxy far, far away with the Star Wars Bullet Card. Designed for fans of the series, this double-sided card easily fits inside notebooks and mimics R2-D2 on the front with BB-8 on the back to help newcomers to the popular note taking method become productivity Jedi.

A bold redesign of American currency featuring colored notes for each denomination and a smaller size to prevent unnecessary folding and tearing. Each note showcases an inspiring moment in U.S. history with a corresponding portrait of notable figures against a windswept American flag.

A twist on the traditional resume/portfolio straight from the design world. This set of cardstock-printed swatches features color-coded pages to showcase different sections of information and is corner-bound with an eyelet. The packet easily fits within a business envelope or small folder as a unique leave behind for prospective employers or clients.