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In a worldprimarily experienced behind glass, creating something tangible and tactile can really make a difference. A leave-behind, a little welcome booklet, an annual report, seeing a beautifully designed printed peice is exactly what is needed. Lets talk bleeds, paper stock, and CMYK!
ABS wanted to create a small booklet to welcome their out-of-town guests to the charming Old City Neighborhood, providing them with helpful guidance on navigating the area and discovering local businesses and attractions.
CHOP wanted to honor a valued donor on their special day by crafting an illustrated map showcasing all the buildings named after families across the city.
I was tasked with redesigning their yearly publication from a traditional magazine format to a more hybrid approach where it could be used in print and digitally.
CHOP views every major donor report, project, and proposal as an opportunity to craft a unique story tailored to both the project and the donor. They infuse each deliverable with their editorial flair, creating a compelling and personalized experience for their donors. Here are some examples of their spreads and covers that demonstrate their dedication to telling stories that inspire and connect with their audience.
Karani was looking for a tradeshow banner set featuring on-brand illustrations, an easily readable how-to guide, and a conveniently scannable QR Code at the bottom. Full of bold, eye-catching graphics, I opted to design something more subdued in an effort to be eye-catching by being minimal
The parents of a kindergarten class commissioned this hand-lettered poster as an end-of-year gift for their teacher. The verse on the poster is the teacher's favorite, bordered by actual signatures of the students.
EPIC Church aimed to emphasize their people, the city they serve, and add a bit of “Philly Grit” in their annual report. Working collaboratively with photographers and writers from among the church and the leadership team at Epic, I was able to create a piece that captures who Epic is, the city they serve, and tells their story.
A growing ministry with world wide impact for their cause asked me to level up and brand align the look of their annual report.
