The Minnesota Roller Girls team brand was in serious need of a redesign. I re-designed the logo but kept parts of the original. I created a new color scheme across the board. I was inspired by both modern and vintage sports branding, especially Minnesota-based teams.

Includes a magazine cover, article spread, subscription ad insert and website mockup.

Full of Greek Mythology jokes, this brochure is to entice its reader into becoming a legendary Greek Hero. But it might not be as rewarding as it seems at a glance!

Redesign of the dog food brand “Bravo!”

This was done for a T-Shirt contest by The Flophouse Podcast. It wasn’t a winner, but I’m still proud of it.

Graphics for a youtube channel I produce with my brother.

These were done for my aunt free-of-charge. She’s a doctor at a children’s hospital and she created a website and a brochure explaining a new, better type of Nitrous Oxide Sedation for children.

A simple caps-only font I designed. "Wasteland Stencil".

The concept was like, if, in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, someone made a bunch of stencils and went around offering to use them to paint signs for people. A service not many offer!

Of course, realistically, in a lawless world, someone who wanted a sign made with them would probably just shoot the artist and take them for themselves, but I like the scenario anyway.

Series of images and ideas for an Edgar Wright ad campaign, if he were to give some kind of presentation or QnA.

Self explanatory, maybe? Radioactive, mutated native Minnesota animals.

If you had to pick one, which one would it be..?

Brochure for Atmosphere to advertise performances.

The themes are as follows: space, death & the maiden, a pattern inspired by the bathroom at my old house - beachy themed, but with my halloween decor around it made me think of some kind of spooky beach party. Last one was supposed to be a sort of 80’s thing. I don’t think it looks authentic, but I like it for what it is.

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Just an ad for Montgomery Miss Watermelons.

A pretty old little thing, but I still like it.

In a lot of my branding practice that’s Minnesota-based, I include Spoonbridge & Cherry. Am I a little too fond of this sculpture? Maybe. Is that wrong? Probably not. I think?