
I created this trifold to promote the Denver Marathon to diabetic athletes and help them easily see what the event would require of them, how they could sign up, and get a glimpse of how much fun they would have.
I created this trifold to promote the Denver Marathon to diabetic athletes and help them easily see what the event would require of them, how they could sign up, and get a glimpse of how much fun they would have.


So, over my Christmas break, I decided to give myself a little assignment, and I created a Vogue magazine spread about my sister. I figured, hey, she wants to be a rockstar, I think it would be awesome to work at Vogue, why don't we both live out our dreams right now? Finding my brother's old motorcycle clothes proved to be all the inspiration we needed to get started. We had a photo shoot and a full-on interview, the whole shabang.
This is a combination of photos from a recent photo job with twins. I wanted to show the progression by using a series to show how they interacted and never stopped moving! :)

This is the promotional poster I created for my sister's first public show in Seattle. I went to a coffee shop and observed a wall of posters. I realized that the ones that stood out the best were the ones that had plenty of white space, minimal information, and faces (I learned back in design class that the first thing our brains recognize is a human face, followed by type). 

