Intertek Alchemy in Austin, TX is the industry leader in frontline worker training with a focus on the food industry. As a Senior Graphic Designer there, I’ve produced web mockups, print collateral, webinar slide decks, animated banner ads, eLearning courseware, booth graphics, and video content.
Collateral, illustrations, and responsive email designs for a business intelligence company in San Francisco.
A gallery of SVG illustrations animated with Greensock, each highlighting an interesting article on Wikipedia.
Featured on Greensock's showcase gallery.
Graphic identity and website design for New York fashion designer Emma Altman. The animated logotype was projected at her recent show at New York Fashion Week.
Paintings in gouache, watercolor, and ink.
Neumitra is a medical technology startup in Boston that builds biosensors to track stress and anxiety. In the summer before and during my senior year at RISD, I worked with their engineering team to prototype and model their first production-ready product, the Bandu.
Motocyclone is the product of a joint course between RISD and MIT, in which engineering, business, and design majors collaborate to prototype products.
Team Members: Tyler Carlin, David Chou, Joseph Falvella, Robert Giacomantonio, Kaia Lai, Emily Obert, Vrushank Phadnis, and Nick Wheat
Architectural spaces and products, modeled in Rhinoceros and rendered in Maxwell Render.
Cover of a research paper that explores Intertek Alchemy's survey of frontline workers
Cover of an eBook on the "quiet quitting" phenomenon and how it affects the manufacturing industry
Samples of print collateral and responsive emails
Image for blog post about using data to predict trends
Image that accompanied blog post about the importance of building appealing visualizations on a foundation of accurate data
Blog image for post about Birst's "2-Tier" data management approach
Image for blog post about uncertain time frames
Responsive emails built to accommodate dynamic content (tokens, snippets)
Email on desktop/tablet
Email on phone
Finale of NYFW show
1916 Singer "Red Eye" Model 66
The Bandu is a wearable sensor that monitors the autonomic nervous system.
Prototypes (bottom row) from which the Bandu was developed. As the engineering team miniaturized the internal electronics, I had more flexibility to streamline the band and casing.
Motocyclone improves the ventilation of motorcycle helmets by diverting external air inside.
The honeycomb grille at the front encourages laminar flow of air into the funnel.
From the front grille, air is funneled into tubes, which feed into the top of the helmet.
The team modeled the curvatures of a wide range of helmets on the market. From these profiles, I developed an average curve which would securely attach to all those tested.
3D printed working prototype made by the team from my CAD files.
Quick sketch of how the vents attach to the helmet and divert air inside through tubing.
Dining Room
Office Space
Panorama of prefab house interior
Seating Area
Half Bath
A cartridge faucet concept
