This is a photo series that explores the weathered beauty of vintage tobacco barns, which now appear to be entwined with nature. These structures stand as testaments to the resilience of rural North Carolina, each telling a story of generations past. More than relics, these barns are living artifacts that hold the memories of communities that have been shaped by […]
This was inspired by the one and only Art Sherpa. (May she rest in peace)
“Four Seasons” is a pictograph that I created using Adobe Illustrator. Vector art, Size: 8.5″ x 11″
“Lightning in a Bottle” is a design of a glass bottle that I made using Adobe Illustrator. Vector Art, Size: 11″ x 8.5″
Why settle for a plain ole robot when you can have one from another galaxy? Inspired by a VectorCove tutorial, I decided to spice things up by adding my own extraterrestrial twist. Meet my Alien Robot—part cosmic explorer, part intergalactic fashionista, and 100% out of this world! I had a blast crafting this quirky fella, experimenting with bold colors, playful […]
This was a fun infographic style design I created using Adobe Illustrator on the subject of aliens. It is grayscale and is sized at 600 px x 1100 px.
This was fun to make because every element in this design is made solely of the letters J and P. I made this using Adobe Illustrator and the size is 8″ x 10.”
This piece is a playful homage to one of my favorite stories of all-time: The Wizard of Oz. The central crystal ball underscores the Wicked Witch’s ominous power while the Yellow Brick Road represents hope and a path forward. I used bold and vibrant colors to bring the Emerald City to life. I tried to capture the timeless magic of […]
“Grey Street” is a graphic design that I created using Adobe Illustrator. The inspiration for this poster comes from a Dave Matthews Band song by the same name. The lyric is “She could change everything about her using colors bold and bright, but all the colors mix together to grey.” Size: 8″ x 10″
I was tasked with creating a grayscale 11″ x 14″ poster which contained the following details: This is what’s known as a Type Classification Poster and I created it using Adobe InDesign. I decided to use the Atami font because I was drawn to its bold, sharp angles and versatility. Below are the hand sketches I made for this project. […]