This is a compilation of my favorite pieces I did at Seven Days. You can find all issues here. Every Magnificent 7, calendar opener, and art feature from January 2016 through May 2017 was done by me.

One of my duties at Seven Days was being lead designer of BTV, the quarterly, bilingual tourism magazine, made specifically for Burlington International Airport, but also found at many popular tourist locations. You can find all issues here. Starting the summer of 2016 Through summer of 2017.

Various branding and signage done for Seven Days

Business cards and personal branding

I took over production of Issue 8 of Sisu Magazine and put my editorial twist on this magazine by womxn, for womxn. In addition to traditional editorial layout, I crafted echoing spreads for Instagram: three tiles per article posted separately, but when looked at on the profile page, form a spread across each row.

This is a 24x30" poster for my senior typography class. It was chosen as one of the winners for New Voices, Unique Visions: AIGA Presents The Best of the Student Design Community 2014, which was open to all students from New England.

Sweet Birch Studio needed a little re-vamp to pivot into homemade soaps and botanicals. We started with the logo that was turned into a branding stamp to stamp the bars and brand book. Then we jumped into packaging and product photography.

This was the brochure piece of a larger re-brand for the 50th season of the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association. it was an 8-panel brochure with a gate-fold opening.

I took on fellow designer, Richele Young's branding as a fun side project to inspire her as she ventures on to a successful pathway of freelance design.

My senior capstone project was about bringing awareness to mental illness through storytelling. And to destroy the stigma surrounding taboo mental illness discussion, for example, scarring.

This was a book project for a college course. 10 physical copies were printed through Blurb. All poetry and photography is original.

In less than a year, I re-designed Catalina Express Magazine, Snohomish, and Discover Stanwood Camano. I built four templates for new publications and helped oversee art direction for them. I laid out myriad city publications, as well as six 80-page tourism publications. I won first-place for Marketing Magazine’s “Special Section” category with Burien’s 25th anniversary double spread, and second-place for “Cover Design” with the Auburn Magazine – Winter 2017. This, in addition to designing ads, flyers, inserts, sell sheets and a website re-design.

Wedding packages include (but not limited to) save the date cards, invites, rsvps, info/menu/maps, snapchat filters and social media squares, signage, packaging, logos, wax seals, e-vites, bridesmaid cards, rehearsal dinner invites, bridal shower invites, and wedding albums. Please contact for pricing information and creative consultation packages. These are not absolutes, we can always discuss any other creative item or idea to add to your custom package. See photography tab for information about wedding photography.

A commissioned piece for U-Scan, I designed three responsive web pages, including a case study per landing page; and a re-design of Philips Publishing Website.

At Experience (+ Groupstr), I handled the creation of all marketing materials, including posters, flyers, brochures, booklets, specialty items, cards, social media graphics, and marketing materials. Additionally, I managed all print production jobs and maintained relationships and communication with all our printers. I helped art direct other creatives and collaborate with copywriters, web designers and developers. I ended my time there working as a Junior Web Designer, helping to expand the Groupstr website.

As a contract designer for TomboyX, my queue typically consisted of weekly marketing emails. I designed and scheduled about 2-4 emails a week for 5 months. Other tasks included web graphics, copywriting, content creation, photography, playlist-making, modeling and web ads.

The creation of Ke'ale Haku is one of my proudest projects. The brainchild of Emma Ke'ale, she wanted to turn her hobby of making flower crowns into a hustle. Inspired by vintage Hawaiian prints and postcards, and the colors of the tropical islands, the Ke'ale Haku brand was born. In addition to creating the baby brand guidelines and strategy, I also maintain the graphics for all social media and help with content strategy to grow the one-woman business.

In addition to being Associate Editor of Sisu Magazine, I work with Coalition Snow as a Brand Ambassador and Graphic Designer on a project-by-project basis to help create various content for their platforms. This has included IG stories, infographics and web ads.