digital & traditional illustrations
Your classic teenage doodler, I was always drawing on my notebooks and was even voted the next Picasso in my graduating class. So naturally, going into graphic design was a must for me.
I've been able to use digital and traditional illustrative methods at nearly all of my jobs, whether it was an oil painting for a holiday card or new challenges for Ecolab's Safety Sam. Even being able to sketch out my ideas clearly to quickly show a client or director has been invaluable in my career.
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TOOLS FEATURED: Illustrator / Oil painting / Pencil / Photoshop / InDesign
I painted and designed this movie poster for a Sidney Poitier film series put on by The Heights Theater on behalf of Trylon Cinema.
​The prompt included a full size for the lobby and an 11x17 version for purchase at the box office.
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Below you'll find a few more Trylon poster designs I've created.
Volunteer.
My parents were about to become the new Nonna and Nonno (and I, an aunt). To celebrate Mother's and Father's Day, I illustrated their mugs for some mugs.​
Freelance.
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Ecolab's Pest Division utilized a character named Safety Sam, who happened to get into a lot of sticky situations, to spread workplace safety awareness.
I created static and animated scenarios for various communications. Can you spot all of the dangers?
Created while employed at Futura Marketing.
