While working at The Archer Group agency, I contributed to projects involving Chase Bank as I designed various modules for the rewards pages and created the accompanying iconography featured on these pages.

Elegant yet simple wedding invitations with a touch of floral accents to not over power the masculinity. Colors were pulled directly from the bridal showers dress swatches and the grooms mens suit color.

Typography / Catalogue

I was inspired by the many people who are members of the tragic “twenty-seven club,” this issue features the most inspirational to me, Kurt Cobain. 

Using a mostly monochromatic color system with a few touches of olive, I created a modern and minimalistic editorial piece. The idea of grunge is subtle but not important since this quarterly catalogue features other people who would not be considered “grunge.” The messages are conveyed in a clear manner due to proper uses of hierarchy. 

BRANDING / PACKAGING / UI-UX

Basing the original logo on a geometric design I was able to take that same geometry and apply it to all the backgrounds by modifying it in three different ways, creating three different backgrounds. With an extra pop of copper foiling to match the copper tops, these designs are simple and elegant. 

The concept behind this design was to give customers a chance to customize tea blends with the chance to infuse them together as they please for their own taste of tea. 

Won Best in Category: Package Design at the West Chester University BFA show. 

Branding / Packaging / UI-UX

This elegant mead has a modern design style that captures the beauty of the flavors and the unique honeycomb pattern. 

Using the image of honeycombs a template was made to create a vinyl cutout, which I then used as a stencil to frost the glass with the beautiful honeycomb design. On the back and front, the title Animistic Mead and each of three flavors, raspberry, honey, and vanilla mead, are displayed. These were printed on a clear vinyl sticker to highlight the elegant design.

UI-UX / Animation

As an extension of the printed verison, a simplistic app was designed for viewers to easily look through the art work of Haroshi. 

View it here.

ILLUSTRATION TECHNIQUES

I recently starting using my free time to learn new design and illustration techniques through sites like skillshare.com. I am still trying to define my style, but I am having a lot of fun learning.