This Google Slides RFP response for Highgate Hotels’ Portland Foreside property presents a refined, visually compelling narrative. A muted coastal palette and striking imagery reflect the character of Portland Foreside, while clean typography and clear hierarchy guide the viewer. The cohesive design elevates the proposal and reinforces brand credibility.

This project involved art direction and design of The New York Times Syndication Service printed guidebook, creating a clean, minimal layout aligned with brand standards. Working within a strict color palette and limited imagery, the design prioritizes clarity and readability. Thoughtful typography and hierarchy make complex information easy to navigate, resulting in an elegant, professional reference tool for NYTSYN subscribers.

This research paper, a printed piece created for the International Rescue Committee was designed to outline a culturally responsive, trauma-informed framework examining domestic violence and sexual assault affecting immigrant women. This work is critical to reveal hidden abuse, address systemic barriers, and strengthen policies and programs that protect vulnerable women and save lives.

This RFP response deck was created for an event production company pitching to produce the University of Michigan’s Sesquicentennial Celebration. It clearly presents the creative vision, production strategy, logistics, budget framework, and risk management plan in a polished, easy-to-follow format. Balancing inspiration with operational depth, the deck highlights large-scale event expertise, stakeholder coordination, and campus collaboration, delivering a confident, comprehensive proposal worthy of such a historic milestone.

Bridge Capital’s investment deck for Everest Medicines features a clean, simple, and easy-to-read design with a restrained, minimal color palette and refined, pleasing typography. Thoughtfully balanced layouts and understated graphics create visual clarity, while sophisticated data visualizations present complex pharmaceutical and market insights with precision. The result is a polished, professional narrative that reinforces Everest Medicines’ mission to in-license, develop, and globally commercialize innovative therapies for emerging markets with credibility and confidence.

This Powerpoint presentation for Mobil serves as a comprehensive Sales Toolkit designed to equip teams with a consistent, compelling way to communicate the brand. It clearly defines what Mobil stands for, innovation, performance, reliability, and partnership, while providing key messaging, value propositions, and storytelling frameworks. The deck ensures BW partners and audiences receive a unified, engaging brand experience that strengthens credibility, drives alignment, and supports sales growth.

Created for the Dish Network Executive Annual Sales Meeting in Santa Barbara, the ‘Catch the Wave’ themed PowerPoint delivered a fresh, coastal-inspired experience. Each executive’s section featured a personalized sun and/or surf motif, reflecting their leadership style while maintaining brand cohesion. A pastel color palette, clean layouts, and modern typography combined to create a polished, forward-thinking design that energized the room and reinforced momentum for the year ahead.

This retro-inspired advertisement showcases Busy Philipps hosting a glam pool party, blending vintage décor, colorful cocktails, and playful summer styling. Featuring Bacardi Classic Cocktails, the layout combines lifestyle photography, party tips, and a sweepstakes call-to-action, capturing a bright, celebratory mood designed to inspire effortless, star-worthy entertaining.

Designed and illustrated, this brochure for The Job Security Fund outlines support for eligible healthcare workers facing job loss. It explains benefits such as job counseling, placement assistance, supplemental unemployment benefits, short-term training, and health coverage. It also answers common eligibility questions and provides practical interview tips, encouraging resilience and confidence during career transitions.

Framed by stylized building illustrations and soft, curved color blocks, the presentation uses clean design elements to structure and spotlight the content. The architectural visuals subtly reinforce themes of stability and growth. Within this framework, RDNY’s brand analysis explores the life cycle of brand management, emphasizing strategic development, refined identity, and aligned customer experience.

BlackBook’s 2006 AR 100 showcases the nation’s top 100 annual report designs while honoring 20 years by channeling 1986 New York’s graffiti grit. Oversized, layered typography engulfs the cover in bold, swirling forms, and stark, high-contrast photography recalls screen-printed street imagery. The result is raw and industrial, celebrating corporate reporting through an urban, rebellious design lens.

A refined, modern media kit with elegant serif typography, sculptural iconography, and a cohesive palette of gold, coral, and muted teal establishes a premium, award-driven aesthetic. Clean layouts, circular data callouts, and consistent branding guide the narrative across Clio, Muse by Clio, and Ads of the World, highlighting mission, audience insights, global reach, content series, sponsorships, and ad units to position the network as a powerful creative platform.

These customized digital illustrations were created for a ‘Second Life’-style companion interactive game supporting NBC Universal’s The Starter Wife. Produced during an intensive three-week sprint, hundreds of stylized visuals captured the upscale glamour of Los Angeles,high fashion, red-carpet nightlife, gourmet cuisine, and iconic landmarks like the Whisky a Go Go, Dodger Stadium, and the Chateau Marmont, immersing players in a chic, aspirational, drama-filled LA lifestyle.

A woman in meditation, floating in an open blue sky. The clean style, with elongated lines, simplified shapes, and a soft pastel palette keeps the feeling light, airy, and a little whimsical.

This illustration assignment for Grow Marketing’s experiential pitch for Wonderbra visualizes the brand connecting with a college-age audience across dynamic, real-life moments—on campus quads, in nightclub restrooms, at the beach, and beyond. The scenes highlight bold, confident interactions and immersive brand touchpoints, positioning Wonderbra as empowering, social, and seamlessly woven into everyday student life.

These vibrant illustrations were created for various Japanese publications, including Bento Magazine, as well as poster comps for NYC Japan Day. Informed by time spent living in Japan, the work draws deeply from Japanese aesthetics, bold color harmony, graphic minimalism, seasonal motifs, and playful character design, blending contemporary editorial energy with traditional visual sensibilities to create imagery that feels both modern and culturally rooted.

Commissioned by GQ for The GQ Lounge, a multi-city live event series, this assignment connected advertiser sponsorships with full-page ads in the magazine, each paired with a custom full-page illustration. In just three weeks, 26 original illustrations were created for 26 participating brands, delivering bold, cohesive visuals that amplified both the live experience and the editorial presence.

Created for Porter Novelli, this illustration assignment became an animated invitation celebrating the launch of the new and improved Venus razor. In close collaboration with Porter Novelli’s producers, art directors, and animators, the project evolved into a vibrant, playful animated piece designed to build excitement and showcase the brand’s fresh direction.

Traditional old-school fashion illustration of model Charmagne, drawn in loose charcoal lines with wide sleeves, a cinched waist, and a long flowing skirt on warm parchment.

Traditional old-school fashion illustration in loose charcoal lines: a poised model in a wide-brim hat and scarf, cinched waist and flowing skirt, drawn on warm parchment.

Traditional old-school fashion illustration with loose charcoal lines and watercolor washes: a model in a belted blue coat stands against a bold green backdrop.

The infographic explores whether falling gas prices signal a recession. It charts average U.S. gasoline prices from 1980 to 2005, highlighting recession periods and key events like the 1st and 2nd Gulf Wars. The data suggests prices often decline around recessions but also fluctuate due to geopolitical factors. By comparing inflation-adjusted and nominal prices, the graphic shows that gas trends can reflect economic slowdowns, though they are influenced by multiple forces.

The infographic presents a 2022–2024 timeline of humanitarian efforts led by Angels for Ukraine in support of those affected by the war. It highlights key milestones from February onward, including refugee transportation, evacuations of wounded civilians and orphans, and partnerships with international charities. Monthly statistics show the rising number of people brought to safety—surpassing 20,000—underscoring coordinated rescue operations, global support, and a sustained commitment to displaced Ukrainians.

The “Angels for Ukraine 2024” infographic highlights the organization’s wide-ranging humanitarian impact, including financial aid, assistance to thousands of people, and medical evacuations from the frontline. Efforts span mental health training, support for children and veterans, emergency response, and community recovery initiatives. The organization also partners with local communities and operates across multiple regions of Ukraine.

The infographic on the left shows how social media has shifted healthcare research to be more patient-driven and focused on what matters most to patients.

The infographic on the right emphasizes privacy settings, explaining that while many adults use social media and create profiles, concerns about online privacy have gradually decreased over time.

This infographic illustrates Seeking Alpha’s editorial process, showing how article ideas and submissions move through a rigorous review by the editorial team before being published. It highlights collaboration between editors and contributors, encourages thoughtful discussion and comments, and emphasizes delivering high-quality investment insights to a broad audience of engaged readers.

This infographic highlights 10 astonishing facts about helium and why it’s in high demand. Beyond balloons, helium is lighter than air, non-reactive, ultra-cold at low temperatures, and essential for data storage, leak detection, aerospace, welding, and advanced technologies. It’s formed from radioactive decay and trapped underground. With major U.S. supplies declining and demand rising, the world faces a potential helium shortage.

This infographic shows a circular relationship between money, the global economy, and education. Stacks of coins connect to a globe, which connects to a diploma, with arrows flowing in both directions. It suggests that financial investment supports global development and education, while education in turn strengthens economies and generates financial growth, creating a continuous cycle of impact and return.

Serta’s manufacturing network spans many locations, with this infographic spotlighting three: Vaughan, Ontario; Jamestown, NY; and Puerto Rico. Beyond production stats, it celebrates the dedicated people behind the work—long-tenured associates whose skill, pride, and teamwork power each facility. Their experience, commitment, and strong partnerships are the true foundation of Serta’s quality and success.

The infographic highlights LSC Communications as a leading publisher services platform for books and journals. Serving more than 3,000 clients across various markets, the company is the largest book publisher services platform in the U.S. and the largest short-run magazine platform. It generates billions in annual revenue and prints billions of magazines and journals each year, underscoring its scale and industry leadership.

This infographic showcases event production company, Production Glue’s organizational structure across Client Leadership, Client Production, and Operations. The President wanted something different—colorful, bold, and designed to stand out, so teams are presented as vibrant, layered pods. Departments including Creative, Design, Marketing & Biz Dev, IT, Finance, HR/Legal, Labor, and Shop are clearly mapped, with a color-coded legend showing roles from Senior Director to Intern.

This infographic outlines JetBlue’s strategy, centered on its mission to “Inspire Humanity” and become the travel brand that brightens every journey. It highlights core values like integrity, caring, fun, and passion, alongside business pillars including travel products, technology ventures, and vacations. Key priorities focus on culture, customer experience, strategic growth, focus cities, cost discipline, and measurable performance to drive long-term success.

This infographic presents a simple four-step process illustrated with pencil icons labeled Step 1 through Step 4. Below, a pinned note card, sticky note, and sheet of paper provide space for key points or instructions. The clean, organized layout suggests a structured workflow or guide, encouraging users to outline actions, ideas, or tasks in a clear, step-by-step format.

The infographic illustrates ocean-based carbon removal strategies. It highlights coastal blue carbon ecosystems, ocean alkalinity enhancement, direct ocean removal, and ocean fertilization as methods to capture and store carbon. The diagram shows how carbon moves from surface waters to deeper layers through biological processes, mesopelagic fish, and exported carbon, ultimately increasing long-term carbon storage in the deep ocean.

A bold, game-show-themed infographic titled ‘The Price Is Wrong’ critiques a town board, mapping salaries, roles, and personal relationships among officials and associates. Using price tags, photos, and dotted connections, it suggests nepotism and excess pay, totaling $155,480. It urges voters to ‘Put an End to the Games’ and vote.

For the Long Island City Partnership’s 30th Anniversary Gala, the logo and accompanying materials were designed as a vibrant tribute to three decades of growth and community. Inspired by Damien Hirst and Yayoi Kusama, the identity embraced playful polka dots as celebratory confetti motifs. Bold color paired with understated typography created a festive yet refined system across invitations, signage, and digital assets.

Branding exploration for One Love Cafe, Emeryville, CA, using circular letterform motifs that build layered textures, symbolizing the many layers of love: community, culture, and connection. Variations explore color and legibility while extending the typography into packaging for a warm, global café identity.

Created for the the 1st Annual National Sales Meeting of Condé Nast’s Men’s Vogue this logo for draws inspiration from the elegant silk labels of classic Savile Row haberdashery. Refined retro typography, rich textures, and tailored detailing evoke heritage menswear craftsmanship. A sophisticated palette and stitched-label aesthetic convey luxury, precision, and editorial authority, celebrating the magazine’s launch with timeless style and modern confidence.

Brand identity for Samson Investment Partners, developed in close collaboration with its founder, who previously held senior leadership at Goldman Sachs, and his executive team. The design reflects disciplined strategy, global perspective, and long-term stewardship. A refined visual system, confident typography, and understated palette convey credibility, performance, and institutional strength, while expressing the firm’s independent vision and partnership-driven approach.

As Williamsburg emerged as Brooklyn’s creative epicenter, two logos captured its rise. For the Williamsburg Jazz Fest, the steel arcs of the Williamsburg Bridge accompany bold type where industrial grit meets improvisational soul. For Yoga Williamsburg, one of the neighborhood’s first yoga studios, a brush-drawn Enso circle evokes balance, breath, and Zen simplicity, minimal, grounded, and quietly powerful, reflecting a community in transformation.

The Colombier Centre Equestre, Costa Rica logo features two mirrored horse heads bowing toward each other, symbolizing partnership, respect, and balance. Set within a deep green shield and framed in gold, the design reflects tradition, prestige, and a strong connection to the countryside. A flowing gold banner carries the centre’s name in elegant lettering, creating a classic emblem that conveys professionalism, harmony, and equestrian excellence.

This sumi-e–inspired series blends minimalist ink-style illustrations with empowering messages from strong women. The pillows feature hand-rendered, sumi-e–created inspirational quotes, available in both large and small sizes. The line also includes eco-friendly tote bags adorned with the similar elegant designs, creating a cohesive collection that celebrates strength, artistry, and sustainability.

Creating by hand invites both. Every stroke carries intention, presence, and humanity. In a world of shortcuts, handwritten work slows us down and connects thought to touch, heart to page. What’s made by hand feels open, honest, and deeply personal.

This series of ads features illustrated pillows featuring handwritten quotes from iconic women…words rooted in courage, individuality, resilience, and self-belief. Each design pairs a stylized portrait with expressive script, making the handwriting feel intimate and personal, like a note written just for you. Soft color palettes and playful headlines reinforce the idea that empowerment and wisdom can live comfortably at home, turning each pillow into both décor and declaration. (Pillows available @ anniecat.shop)

This Franco Sarco ad campaign created exclusively for Vogue Magazine pairs striking black-and-white photography with expressive handwritten messages layered across each image. The script feels intimate and personal, like notes from the designer, reinforcing themes of confidence, beauty, and individuality. The handwriting softens the bold visuals, adding authenticity and emotion, and turning each ad into a statement that feels both aspirational and deeply human. ad campaign created exclusively for Vogue Magazine pairs striking black-and-white photography with expressive handwritten messages layered across each image. The script feels intimate and personal, like notes from the designer, reinforcing themes of confidence, beauty, and individuality. The handwriting softens the bold visuals, adding authenticity and emotion, and turning each ad into a statement that feels both aspirational and deeply human.

Created for Core Real Estate Group’s NYC offices, this large-scale handwritten installation transforms a leadership message into an expressive visual statement. The bold, fluid script conveys momentum, vision, and confidence, qualities central to the firm’s culture. By keeping the message in authentic handwriting, the piece feels personal and purposeful, reinforcing the idea that strong leadership begins with a clear, human voice.

This GirlGiving logo uses expressive, handwritten script to reflect confidence, warmth, and authenticity. The fluid strokes and connected letterforms suggest momentum and growth, mirroring the organization’s mission of developing strong girls into strong women. The hand-drawn quality feels personal and empowering, reinforcing community, individuality, and the power of a woman’s own voice.

This CoverGirl ad campaign pairs bold product photography with expressive, hand-painted typography that feels as vibrant as the lipstick itself. The brushstroke headline mirrors the swipe of color, turning handwriting into a visual extension of the product. The fluid, feminine script adds energy and personality, reinforcing transformation and spontaneity, making the message feel immediate, confident, and beautifully personal.

This infographic maps key prop and production resource hubs across the U.S., highlighting major markets such as California, Nevada, Illinois, New York, and Florida. Red stars mark cities including Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Chicago, New York City, and Miami, alongside lists of prop houses, studios, and specialty vendors. Illustrated icons of furniture, tableware, and décor emphasize nationwide sourcing for production and design needs.

This infographic highlights Waterton’s Chicago portfolio, showcasing assets under management across key submarkets including The Loop, West Loop, and River North/Gold Coast. It details multiple residential properties and total units managed, along with performance summaries demonstrating rent growth and market outperformance. A U.S. map centers on Chicago, illustrating the firm’s strong local presence and asset footprint.

Developed as part of our response to the Brooklyn Navy Yard request for proposal, this interactive infographic highlights urban revitalization efforts across the country. It showcases how historic industrial sites, former factories, shipyards, and foundries, are being transformed into dynamic mixed-use developments. Positioning the Brooklyn Navy Yard within this national context, the map underscores the growing impact of adaptive reuse in driving job creation, neighborhood growth, and long-term economic vitality.

This invitation promotes The Governors Island Alliance Benefit, styled as a festive picnic event at One World Trade Center. The bold plaid design evokes classic picnic blankets, reinforcing the theme with a warm, outdoor-inspired feel. The piece outlines honorees, ticket and sponsorship levels, and includes a response card for RSVPs or donations, blending celebratory energy with a cohesive, picnic-inspired aesthetic.

Created in collaboration with Architectural Digest’s Creative Services Art Director, this invitation promotes the “Designers’ Own Homes” issue. custom illustrations developed and arranged in bold, geometric panels inspired by stained glass. The piece features an actual stained-glass effect, bringing depth, color, and craftsmanship to the design while reflecting the artistry and individuality of the designers showcased.

Created in collaboration with Architectural Digest’s Creative Services Art Director, whose concepts were always brilliantly inventive, this Las Vegas–themed invitation features custom illustrations and bold playing-card design. The interior of the envelope is lined with flocking material to mimic a casino gaming table, reinforcing the betting motif and immersing guests in the spirit of the Vegas event from the moment it was opened.

These two themed invitations were created to entice advertisers to promote in upcoming issues of SELF magazine. One concept, accompanied by a bottle of wine, plays on “the right twist,” tying the theme to the act of uncorking. The “golden opportunity” invitation, paired with a gourmet box of apples, reinforces freshness, health, and vitality, each delivering a memorable, on-brand experience.

Created for The Friends of Governors Island Gala, “Picnic in the Clouds,” this invitation features an expansive sky motif that sets a light, elevated tone. The branding extended across all event assets, including wayfinding signage, menus, programs, and environmental graphics, creating a cohesive visual experience that carried the airy, cloud-inspired theme throughout the entire gala.

Presented here are creative comps, production specs, and environmental event photography from the Bloomberg Hopkins 100th Year Anniversary celebration at the Manhattan Center, NYC. Custom branding was integrated throughout the venue, including large-scale ‘100’ installations, environmental graphics, stage design, podium signage, timeline elements, and wayfinding. The cohesive visual system honored a century of advancing public health while creating an immersive, milestone-driven experience.

Branding and event materials created for the United Nations’ high-level ‘Youth 2030’ launch at UN Headquarters in New York. The visual identity extended across logo design, digital and social assets, and a formal invitation system, supporting the unveiling of the UN Youth Strategy and Generation Unlimited partnership. The cohesive, globally resonant design captured the initiative’s focus on empowering young people through education, training, and employment opportunities by 2030.

For Bloomberg’s annual three-day summer party on Randall’s Island, NYC, a vibrant, cohesive brand system was developed and brought to life across food pavilions, activity zones, bars, maps, and large-scale wayfinding. Each themed zone featured its own distinct look and feel, unique color palettes, typography, and signage, while remaining visually unified under one overarching design language. Months in the making, the immersive environmental graphics transformed the grounds into a dynamic, navigable festival experience for Bloomberg employees.

This custom notepad for Architectural Digest is die-cut in the shape of a classic chaise lounge, transforming a simple desk item into a design-forward statement. The illustrated upholstery and elegant placement of the masthead nod to iconic interiors, blending function with style in a way that reflects AD’s refined design sensibility.

This cohesive suite of Seeking Alpha branded merchandise pairs function with a strong visual identity. The sleek notepad features bold color blocking and the signature alpha mark, serving as a polished, premium takeaway. A structured black canvas tote with contrast stitching offers a durable, modern carryall, while a black neoprene bottle holder adds a practical, on-the-go touch—each piece reinforcing the brand’s confident presence in finance.

Created for Antenna Software, this playful T-shirt series reimagines ‘peace, love, happiness’ as ‘peace. love. appiness.’ Bold icons and a smartphone motif connect positivity with mobile technology. Clean graphics and strong color contrasts create a modern, wearable statement, cleverly reinforcing Antenna Software’s focus on innovation and connected experiences.

Custom-designed tees created for a client outing to the Black Eyed Peas at Madison Square Garden. Featuring bold, concert-inspired typography and graphic detailing, the design channels the energy of the band while adding a personalized twist. The shirts served as both a keepsake and a unifying statement piece, elevating the experience with a fun, memorable, and on-brand touch.

This fashion lookbook for LODIS pairs refined lifestyle photography with rich color stories to showcase handbags and tech accessories in real-world settings. Clean layouts and close-up detail shots highlight craftsmanship, texture, and versatility, while modern styling positions each piece as both polished and practical, capturing a sophisticated, city-ready aesthetic throughout.

This Forest & Culver lookbook blends sun-washed lifestyle photography with detailed product close-ups to showcase handcrafted leather goods. Earthy palettes, textured finishes, and natural settings highlight the brand’s rugged-meets-refined aesthetic. Styled on model and in still life, each spread balances storytelling with craftsmanship, positioning the collection as effortless, modern, and distinctly American.

An illustration of Arne Jacobsen’s Egg Chair captures the design process: a gray line drawing transitions into a vibrant, fully rendered final piece, highlighting the transformation from sketch to polished form.

An illustration of the Bombay Sapphire label captures the design process: a detailed line drawing evolves into the vibrant, fully rendered final artwork, highlighting the transformation from precise outline to polished brand icon.

An illustration of Courvoisier cognac bottles captures the design process: refined line drawings transition into richly colored, fully rendered forms, highlighting the evolution from structured outline to polished luxury packaging.

An illustration of the Jose Cuervo Especial bottle captures the design process: repeated forms and refined details build toward a vibrant, fully rendered final image, highlighting the transformation from structured concept to bold brand presentation.

Concepts explore variations in pattern, transparency, and branding. Repeated ‘g’ graphics, textures, and silhouettes demonstrate the iterative design process from structured layouts to refined architectural proposals.

A confident yet conversational campaign that feels like a personal introduction to Team Caskers. Each slide casually reveals who we are: experienced, proficient, communicative, creative, using sharp, approachable copy. Clean design and subtle wit keep it engaging, making the brand feel both polished and easy to connect with.

A bold, punchy campaign that calls out clutter and friction, then flips the script with a simple promise: if it ain’t broke, let’s make it better. Playful, plainspoken copy paired with striking visuals builds momentum toward clarity and ease—positioning the brand as the fix for messy, frustrating experiences.

emerald swimmer
tendrils sip the silent bloom
a small world breathing

spined blossoms orbit
blue honeycombs breathe slowly
a silent bright eye

honeycomb crescent
graphite bee hums through soft blooms
white silence awaits

fern arc bends the light
stone-faced blossoms guard the curve
morning lingers there

graphite petals spread
a lone bee drifts through still air
spirals hold their breath

pearled tendrils wander
graphite-veined blossoms drift bright
a hush of roots hum

beaded duck of blooms
petals feather midnight dark
pond of hidden dreams

graphite petals lean
color sparks in quiet bloom
empty circle breathes

stone-like sentry stands
circles stitched in muted light
medieval bloom

graphite blossoms wake
honeycomb hearts breathe softly
quiet pollen dreams

rock star hair blazIng

wild chords splits quiet air

colors hum to life

dark river drifting
petals open in still light
graphite garden wakes

quiet frog resting
within a ring of petals
graphite pond holds still

hidden heart within
petals circle its soft pulse
a quiet bloom breathes

tongue teases the air
a funny face slips through blooms
tendrils try not to laugh

petals hold the light
circles wander without sound
a quiet bloom turns

petals start to spin
stone-beads hum in circling prayer
garden dervish turns

Seen through a kaleidoscope with a city pulse, graffiti becomes scripture, molasses residue turns poetic, and tire stacks read like typography. Chasing hope glows in red steel as bottle caps hum in chorus. Bodega doors double as billboards. The lens is wide, low, and fearless—part street poet, part ringmaster, part romantic. Grit sits beside tulips, tombstones beside neon, chaos beside charm. Every crack holds a concept. Every color talks back.