





Figuratively Speaking was an exhibition at the Creativity Explored gallery in spring of 2023, curated by art critic Hilton Als of The New Yorker. I developed the (very simple) logo for the show in consultation with him, and created a postcard and graphics to promote the show based on the late Douglas Sheran’s work.
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The Mail Art Club 2.0 was an exhibition at Minnesota Street Project in the spring of 2023, featuring three years of mail art from the Mail Art Club, a collaborative project involving artists with disabilities at CE. I designed a graphic identity for the exhibition based on previous Mail Art Club exhibitions.
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I worked extensively with Reform LA Jails, a coalition of Angelenos, community leaders, businesses, and organizations fighting to permanently reduce the population of people cycling in and out of jail. I began working with them as the lead designer for their seminal campaign Yes on R, a landmark ballot measure increasing oversight of the notoriously violent LA County Sheriff’s Department, which passed in 2020.
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I worked extensively with Reform LA Jails, a coalition of Angelenos, community leaders, businesses, and organizations fighting to permanently reduce the population of people cycling in and out of jail. I began working with them as the lead designer for their seminal campaign Yes on R, a landmark ballot measure increasing oversight of the notoriously violent LA County Sheriff’s Department, which passed in 2020.