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As a freelance designer at the Google Creative Lab, I helped concept, source, and design elements for an ad focused on Google Photos ability to free up space on your phone.

As a freelance designer at the Google Creative Lab, I helped concept, source, and design elements for an ad focused on Google Photos search ability.

As a Senior Designer, I was tasked with designing the CES event. This included event identity, collateral, badge templates, wayfinding, as well as two videos for the event. I aslo worked with a sound designer to create custom music for each video.

Working with a large team at the Google Creative Lab, I was asked to help build out some elements of the Androidify 2.0 launch event in Times Square. I designed event wayfinding, redesigned the Androidify App specific for the ground team, concepted digital ads, and created web banners for the NY Times, Mashable, and more.

Working with a group of around 15, I helped bring the KIN brand to life. I worked on collateral materials, unboxing materials, packaging, as well as launch items.

Working with a small team, we concepted the look and feel of the Nike Baseball season. This required working with photographers both in the studio as well as on the field to shoot assets for the entire season. We also developed in store fixtures for retail display and provided a full set of guidelines for future use with 3rd parties.

While working as an Exhibition Designer, I worked on four shows at the Museum. My work included large scale vinyl wraps, installations, posters, phamplets, wayfinding, as well as other museum collateral.

Radical Media brought me in to help create work for their NBA Finals experience. This included an interactive booth onsite, as well as a web experience. I created the visual look and feel for the experience working with the developers to bring footage of players to life in a fun and unique way.

Working with Saatchi & Saatchi, I was tasked with helping bring a new looks and feel to the entire fresh section at Walmart. This meant custom type, photography art direction, wayfinding, and rethinking touchpoints scaling from individual pricing to interior storefronts.

I enjoy learning new things often, so as a Halloween project I built a working helmet from the duo Daft Punk. This required working with various materials including paper, fiberglass, bondo, plastic, and more. I also had to learn a bit of C++ code to bring the led light strips to life via a micro Arduino. The helmet power source was a portable phone changer battery pack that connected up through the back of the helmet. In the end, I was able to switch between 10 different light patterns using a switch located on the side of the helmet.