This design was created for a dog kennel and training facility in Huachuca City, AZ.  I used elements from the dog kennel and training facility in the design to convey everything the company represents.  The design was also later then put onto shirts for the staff and dog owners.

Invitations are one of my favorite things to design! I love creating designs for those special moments in life like weddings, birthdays, baby showers and more. These are a few examples of some of my invitation designs for sale on my Etsy shop AhHaDesign.

In this project I explored the use of typography to create a thought provoking campaign to promote anti bullying.

This t-shirt design was created for a co-ed team of athletes competing in a CrossFit competition. Because it was a co-ed team I used a font combination that worked well together to keep the design from looking to masculine or feminine. I added the distressed effects to the design to represent CrossFit as a tough, grungy, no-frills form of fitness.

This logo was created for a shop on Etsy to represent their brand.  The rustic tone and other imagery help to represent the style of the company. Using inspiration from the primitive needle crafts I created a logo that seamlessly fits with the merchandise that is being sold. In addition to a logo, I created an Etsy shop banner, hangtags for the merchandise, and business cards.

This is a project I did in my Print Design and Production class. In this project I was able to explore page layout by creating a magazine mockup. I chose to create a tattoo magazine titled Tagged. I do not own any rights to any of the images that were used in this design, the main focus of this project was page layout and exploring the design aspects required to create a printed magazine, so the images were used only in an educational setting.

This logo was created for corporate coaching company, Magnify U.  Using a combination of the clients initials and the idea behind their company of magnifying one's inner self, I created this bold, professional logo.

For this poster I used a sleek, modern and fun design to convey the feeling of the job as a cocktail mixologist. I used a variety of textures and played off of the companies quirky logo color scheme. I also illustrated all of the drink and shaker icons that were featured on this poster design.

For this project I was able to work up the concept for the logo for Ruby’s Brick Fired Pizza. After I created the logo, I also designed the packaging for the pizza boxes.

This is a personal design that I created for a set of mix and match magnets. I titled them the Undead Collection because all four character represent an undead creature.

I started by sketching out ideas on paper, then I scanned the images into the computer and started illustrating them using a Wacom tablet. Once they were illustrated, I printed them out, adhered them to magnet material and cut them into separate pieces so the heads and bodies could be interchangeable.