Recent Work
Fitness Marketing
No Let Downs is a start-up company from the courageous and brilliant mind of Andrew Harris, Chicago bred Navy Sailor. His motto is his brand. He goes beast mode. He wanted a bold, fierce look for his audience ranging from 25-40 years old, located worldwide. He has already established his creed through social media, he just needed the look.
Vitamin Mock-up
This is a mockup done as a designer at Second Helpings. I was pleased to see my process and ability to scratch off ideas that just simply didn’t work and align with the existing brand guide. My goal was to create a working prototype for B2B that wanted to expand their product reach into the market of pharmaceuticals. The existing brand consists of neutrals and aquatics so the match was pretty seamless to this mockup.
Fortive Landauer
As a designer at Landauer, I have had the pleasure of revamping the AR Department onboarding process. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the department has been trying to establish standard work and procedures. They have been operating without them for over 20 years. This undertaking was fun and thoroughly an experience to be captured. In the images you will see the process, it shows where they came from versus where they are now. And we still have more to do!
Laines’ Bake Shop
Although it is not longer in business, it’s owner, Rachel Bernier-Green, is still forging through with her start-up helping other start-ups get things going. Profit First for Purpose Driving Companies is the webinar but it doesn’t stop there for Rachel. Her vision with the bake shop continues. She wants to stay traditional and clean, while appealing to the business professional. We created a few marketing materials that helped her buisness bring in revenue.
Nutritional Brand
This high quality plant-based company wanted a look to cater to kids while showing off their rustic, homegrown side. Sarah Smith is know in her rural hometown in Crested Butte, Colorado as the kid-friendly, yet innovative, but safe and effective product go-to girl. She started mass production during the pandemic where she found most were scared and confused and needed direction. While she wanted the imagery to show energy and fun just like her main ingredient protein, her main mission is to advocate how the body can also use protein as a good source of energy.