print design.
A small collection of print design pieces I’ve worked on over the years.
Photo Cards
I designed hundreds of customizable photo card templates that let customers personalize their cards with their own photos and messages. The designs covered a wide range of occasions, from everyday celebrations like birthdays to major holidays and were available on both card stock and photo paper.
Thousands of customers customized and printed these templates for their own cards.
Sweetest Doughnuts:
Logo Design
I created this logo for Sweetest Doughnuts as part of a full branding concept for the business. It was a really fun project to work on because I’m usually designing within existing brand guidelines, but this time I got to create the visual style from the ground up and shape the direction myself.
My goal was to create something playful and memorable that could easily work across everything from packaging and signage to social media and digital
Business Card Design
I created this business card for a hairstylist client and wanted it to feel modern, stylish, and easy to remember.
I kept the design clean while adding a few bold details to give it more personality and help it stand out.
Illustration
“Mac My Day” is part of a passion project series where I turned puns and random phrases into characters.
I love a good pun, so this project was really just an excuse to be cheesy.
Brochure Design
This brochure was designed to showcase Orion’s capabilities in trade show and experiential design in a clear, engaging way. The layout balances bold visuals with easy-to-scan content, guiding the reader through services, process, and real-world examples without feeling overwhelming.
The final piece was designed to work both as a leave-behind at events and as a sales tool—communicating value quickly while reinforcing the brand’s strength and credibility.
Package Design
Remember DVDs? I designed this DVD case for a film created during the Providence 48 Hour Film Project, a competition where teams have just two days to write, shoot, and edit a short film from scratch.
The DVD was created for the cast and crew to take home after the screening, along with audience members who wanted a copy of the film.
