Project 4

Web Design

Everything Else

A collection of smaller projects

Here are a handful of one-off projects (personal and professional) that don't quite need a full case study. Kind of like the island of misfit toys, but with more fun and less singing.

Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth.

Beware of the Luminous Cave!
Luminous Cave, an imperial stout aged in Outer Banks rum barrels, brewed by Our Mutual Friend in collaboration with with Trophy Brewing Co.
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My Role:
Concepting, Design, Production
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Creative Direction:
Joshua Wills

Studio:
Consume & Create

Homemade Marathon:
Recently I was supposed to run my first marathon in San Fransisco. With it being postponed, my bud Alicia and I created our own to run here in Denver.
The first annual Homemade Marathon was a success.

Coming soon: the Snow-made Winter Half Marathon.

Slow Foods Nation:
Slow Food Nations is an international food festival hosted in Denver, Colorado that connects eaters, producers, chefs, farmers, families, speakers, writers and more. Our client, Edible Beats, was a vendor in 2018 and wanted to go all out to create a memorable booth that would be just as wild as their food. Featured here: a menu board made out of 85 tape cassette cases.
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My Role:
Design proposal & production
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Creative Direction:
Joshua Wills

Studio:
Consume & Create

Extra Sets of Hands To Build the Damn Thing (and Endless Gratitude To):
Joshua Wills, Dan Quay

In Hot Glue:
We Trust

What We Don't Say:
What We Don't Say started as a personal project focused on typographic experimentation. I found myself repurposing lyrics I had written years ago when I was in a band, but wanted to push the execution to have more of a reveal (ultimately acting the same way as a lyric). After reading one too many Sagmeister books, I decided to compile six months of work into a book that utilized decoder glasses to draw a line between what we do say and what we should say.