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Made for mobile food delivery, this high fidelity prototype app offers the user with an experience that allows them to get food delivered straight to their doorstep from restaurants and other local establishments.

Redesigning the Museum of Graffiti website, this re-envisioning of the website allows for the art of graffiti to truly shine. Showcasing and displaying graffiti in a way that feels native to its artform, this website contains artists and artwork that are well known within the graffiti world.

Set in Philadelphia, the Graffiti Festival offers a chance to showcase local graffiti artwork and promote artists that are willing to show their work. Posters made by creating graffiti over existing ones, promoting the graffiti festival.

In a series of three, these books were given a redesign to their covers to challenge new approaches to their identities. As a new way to communicate the idea of these books, How To Avoid Huge Ships, Fahrenheit 451, and Demon Copperhead, were made to be typographic dominant.

Through a newfound experience, this book was created after walking around the Kent State area along a 10 mile route. This route was converted into an interactive booklet for users to pick up and experience as well. It includes stickers and a pull out map for users to mark landmarks and track their ongoing route progress.

Celebrating the life of Louis Armstrong and showcasing his achievements, this book covers his most notable information. This book covers topics of his childhood, early career, personal life, and his death while portraying an energy fit for his love of music.

An entire rebranding of Troy Grille, a Turkish street food restaurant located in Kent, Ohio. Newly designed logo applied to following artifacts; physical dining menu, complete website, and promotional posters.

Creating an identity for the sweets and snacks company Meridiene, this project achieves to create a logo that was applied to designed packages of products being sold on the market.