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Close Not Far Publishers The Close Not Far Project is a frame that holds many different projects and proposals that allows me to test out and develop my thesis...
Chicago Tribune ’07-’08 A selection of section covers that I art directed (conceptualizing the visual solution, working with photographers and stylists in the...
Nate Burkis I was very fortunate to spend a few weeks in the summer of 2010 in the studio of Sarofsky Corp. Along with helping out on other projects, I was able to...
Shameless Opening Pitch I was very fortunate to spend a few weeks in the summer of 2010 in the studio of Sarofsky Corp. Along with helping out on other projects, I...
A selection of covers and spreads I designed in my time as editor and art editor of f Newsmagazine, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's monthly student...
Transformations Two posters built around the theme of transformation. The first is about the work of the Farm Security Administration which sent out photographers...
In late fall of 2010 I was asked to create a short opening sequence that would be played at the beginning of RISD Respond Design's Sustainability Film Series....
Dictionary 3-D renderings of typography that becomes architectural, as the camera takes the viewer through the spaces between letters to reveal definitions of...
I hold a BA from the University of Chicago where I studied Eastern and Central European Literature, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. An interest in semiotics and...
Place Vignette I initially tried to use the text from Gertrude Stein’s Tender Buttons poem about space to convey a sense of movement through language with...
Right Vignette 30-second motion graphics piece, built around the word “right” that contains various levels of navigating in and out of the urban space. One...
Sedimentation of the Mind This motion piece is based on a quote from Smithson’s A Sedimentation of the Mind: Earth Projects. In the animation the flow of water...
A hard cover bound book consisting of three essays on typography from El Lissitzky, Ian Tschichold and Max Bill, illustrated by examples of typography from opening...
Traverse—Design & Reflection in Providence Public Spaces This book was turned in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the MFA degree at RISD. It is part...
Second Life of Providence Public Spaces As part of a Visiting Designer’s Worshop with Jan Van Torn, Dylan Greif (MFA GD’ 2012) vand I set out to design a series...
Based on my observation that people leaving the train are instinctively looking for a familiar face or a message from someone close, I sketched a proposal for an...
Krapp's Last Tape A typographic score to the last 9 minutes and 9 seconds of a Samuel Becket play as performed by Patrick Magee in 1990 for a BBC broadcast.
Tour of the Providence River In this book, each site was a source of a photograph for another site, creating a flattened panoramic view of the river, that used the...
RISD MFA Thesis Abstract The RISD MFA Graphic Design thesis consists of a collection of projects around a defined field of inquiry. The abstract is a succinct...
How About a Trip To... ? is a series of postcards that capture the reaction of a contestant on the Price Is Right at the moment that it is announced where they...
Weybosseptember was produced in collaboration with Jeffrey Waldman (GD ’12), as a response to a Visiting Designer’s Workshop with Vaughan Oliver who asked the...
Convention Centers are bustling with activity while a lots of urban public spaces stand empty. What would happen if the events that bring business tourism to the...
Speculative Journeys at the Providence Train Station Taking a cue from the writing of George Perec, I spent a few weeks observing the Providence Amtrak Station,...
Looking for La Petite Maison Corbusier built La Villa Le Lac in 1923-24 as a home for his parents. In 1954, Corbusier reflected on the making of the house in a...
