Poker Hall of Fame 


Identity for the Poker Hall of Fame based on a stacked card motif. The flexible, modular system starts from a mathematical foundation that becomes increasingly adaptive and playful through its expansive world, much like the game of professional poker.




Degree Project: Becoming Hatsune Miku 

A deep dive into the crowd-sourced community of Hatsune Miku, a voice synthesizer branded as a virtual pop idol, and what it can teach us about the power of hybrid physical/virtual and individual/collective identity to mobilize rigid imagery. At its core, this project is a celebration of a digital community as strange and unique as the contemporary landscape it perseveres through.



Milkman


Publication created from Cao Fei’s Milkman (2005) that seeks to translate the look, atmosphere, and experience of watching the film into publication form. Milkman is a pseudo-documentary fiction exploring the mundane realities and escapist fantasies of the working class in China.




Knoll Workplace Research Library


Identity based on the ideas of modularity and divisions of space for Knoll’s workplace research division, which publishes articles investigating the physical and social conditions of the modern workplace environment. 

The identity’s modular logo appears in three central arrangements that play with the motif of lines as movable partitions and express the library’s wide-ranging, innovative research.




Journal


A book of my nightly journal entries written in strands of shed hair shaped into letterforms on handmade bioplastic pages. Long-term sleep deprivation from school, life, and health issues has most notably led to the increased fallout of my hair and memory decline. I keep a journal every night before I sleep to practice remembering and preserve my present memories for the future.

I made the bioplastic pages by hand using supermarket ingredients and a stove. I supplied the hair from naturally shed strands off of my bedroom floor.




Which Winx Club Member Are You, Based on Your Opinions on AI Art?


In the vocabulary of late 2000s teen magazine personality quizzes, the quiz and its results are written entirely through ChatGPT and question how the nostalgia of print interacts with the uncanny future of machines.




Book of Books


An inverse book. This bookcase displays an assortment of book covers that respond to the design philosophoes in El Lissitzky’s “Topography of Typography” and “Typographical Facts,” which appear on the front and back cover of the bookcase.




Brown Political Review


Art and design direction for Brown Political Review as Creative Director.




Huanglong


Custom typography in English and Chinese for the Huanglong Scenic & Historic Interest Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.




Zany, Cute, Interesting

Postcard series based off of Sianne Ngai’s “Our Aesthetic Categories,” which discusses the “zany,” the “interesting,” and the “cute” as aesthetic categories to process the radical transformation of aesthetic experience and discourse under the conditions of postmodernity.




NATO Display


Display variable type based on the NATO alphabet, where each letter morphs into a representation of its NATO alphabet equivalent. Made in Glyphs.





Shipwreck Graveyard Map


Map of the shipwreck graveyard in Providence’s Green Jacket Shoal. The layers of information suggest the depth of the shoal and the stories of  ships gained and lost the deeper underwater one goes.

Each layer of the map conveys a different sum of information as subsequent layers show through the semi-transparent vellum at varying levels of clarity.




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