Logo, wedding invitations, save the dates, wedding programs, and miscellaneous wedding ephemera.

Wedding invitations printed on a Vandercook #4 and Vandercook Universal I press; envelopes blind embossed with Kelsey tabletop press. Save the dates and wedding programs printed digitally.

client: Kennedy/Gros wedding
media: Letterpress printing—photopolymer plates; digital printing

Poster designed for the Vandercook centenary celebration at the Museum of Printing History.

Type was set in wood and metal type, hand-inked, and printed on a Vandercook #4 press in the museum's print studio.

Limited run of 80 posters.

client: Museum of Printing History
media: Letterpress printing—wood & lead type, linoleum block

Logo and brand standards designed for small marketing company.

client: Cooper 8 Marketing
media: Adobe Illustrator

Typographic logo, poster, and postcard designed for the 8th annual Houston Book Fair. Design concept was a modern take on the "traditional" wood type poster—the focus being on strong typographic design rather than pictures and icons.

client: Museum of Printing History
media: Digital printing

Logo, invitation suite, and magazine ad designed for the 2010 Museum of Printing History gala.

Designs feature wood type from the museum's collection printed on a Vandercook #4 press then scanned.

client: Museum of Printing History
media: Digital/offset printing,;letterpress printing—wood type

Announcement designed in lieu of traditional graduation announcements, as the portfolio show was open to the public and personally more important to me than the actual graduation ceremony.

Printed on a Vandercook Universal I press.

client: Personal
media: Letterpress printing—photopolymer plates

Logo, business cards, note cards, shoes, and other various ephemera featuring the "gumdrop men" that have become an accidental logo for myself.

client: Personal
media: Letterpress printing—photopolymer plates; digital printing; paint

Packaging designed for a "special edition" release of the film Death Becomes Her. The custom wood box was stained and lined with velvet fabric to house the DVD box and a "mannequin repair kit" consisting of "touch up" paint, "spare parts", and a paintbrush. Also included is the DVD liner, designed as a mock Playbill.

client: Senior portfolio
media: Digital printing; wood; paint; fabric

Initially submitted as a design for Texas Children's Hospital, intended to be used in waiting rooms at TCH to entertain patients. The concept of the set was based on the surrealist technique "cadavre exquis", or exquisite corpse, in which players draw in turn on a sheet of paper the head, body, and feet of a creature. The design was further conceptualized for my portfolio by creating a "brand" and packaging designed to market the magnets.

client: Texas Children's Hospital/Senior portfolio
media: Digital printing; magnets