This is a collection of highlights from working as a Graphic & Web Designer at Morvil Advertising & Design beginning in 2017. My role on these projects varies from junior to lead designer.
Wireframes Presentation (Home Builder)
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emergeortho.com
coastalridgehs.com
thecottagesnc.com
mcspnc.com
carolinacolours.com
rhodeshrt.com
advanced-gyn.com
Illustrated spot portraits for Oxford University Press’ Logic, Fourth Edition by Stan Baronett. Available here for purchase.
This is a collection of highlights from my time working as a Graphic Designer at Village Print & Media from 2016-2017. My role on these projects varied as an illustrator, art director, photo retoucher, and/or designer.
For one of my college projects, I branded Sealand, a micronation located off the coast of Britain. It has an amazing history and you can listen to this podcast or visit their new website to learn more. Although Sealand follows each of the rules for statehood (it has a territory, permanent population, government, and the capacity to enter into relations with the other states), it has been deemed a "micronation" because it is not formally recognized by any other countries. It was founded in 1967 on top of an abandoned fortress from World War ll by Roy Bates. E Mare Libertas (From the Sea, Freedom).
In 2014, intimate letters between Warren G. Harding and his mistress Carrie Fulton-Phillips were released to the public. I created a book that showcases the collection of these explicit and coded letters written from Warren to Carrie, as well as a timeline website of their relationship. Perhaps more interesting than their affair was their downfall: Carrie’s support of Germany during World War l. She blackmailed him by threatening to release the letters, and was paid off by the Republican National Committee for her silence. Book viewable here.
62.3 million of China’s women are missing from their population due to gender discrimination. $434,000, on average, is missing from every American woman’s lifetime income. Countless numbers of women are missing from nearly every nation’s government. This project explores missing women around the world, visually displaying the void that is left behind with the missing pieces. I also created a website that focuses on income, where women in the United States can determine about how much they might plan to lose over a lifetime.
I designed & letter-pressed a pocket-sized map of Brooklyn.
It’s all here. The Museum of Stolen Art brings together a unique collection of paintings and sculptures that were robbed from the public. This virtual museum can never replace the physicality of the lost works, and instead attempts to educate and bring awareness to art missing from museums around the world. The website was created for a tablet view. I also created a booklet of featured works to be easily distributed to the public.
I created this multi-pack of shoelaces by using the laces and shoe eyelets themselves in the design. Each pair of laces is packaged in a 2"x 2" reverse-tuck cube box, which all stack together to fit inside the larger one. Eight pairs of shoelaces for the avid skater, runner, or sneaker-wearer.
A line of products for mustachioed mammals, inspired by the Beatles' song.
A series of spot illustrations for Hourglass Press’ A Taste Of Latin America by Patricia Cartin. Available for purchase here.
My grandfather, Thomas Hayes, grew up in Brooklyn on Ocean Avenue, across from his grandfather’s family-owned hotel and bar (running from 1890-1961). I went to the Brooklyn Municipal Archives recently to look at photos of both his home and the roadhouse, and also found a lot map of the area from the 1940s. I used letterpress to create the face of this clock; the textured background is the map of the neighborhood while the type and design were inspired by the huge original clock that used to occupy the bar.
Federal Hill is the neighborhood where I was born within Baltimore, Maryland that features a hill looking over the inner harbor. This premium-distilled gin was designed with the hill’s prominent and historic presence taken into careful consideration. London Dry & American made.
The Getaway chocolate bar collection was inspired by songs from Coldplay, The Killers, and The Kooks. I designed the box and each bar, and made a logo for its parent company, 'Rock Candy.'
These posters are for the New York World's fair in 1964. I drew inspiration from the fair's original lettering, colors, and guide book. Each point to a different attraction at the New York State Pavilion, the remains of which still stand today in Flushing Meadows.
