The Good Service was my MFA thesis project at the Maryland Institute College of Art. I spent a year examining American funeral and memorial customs to find ways...

I make zines about the intersection of memory, mortality, and simulacra under the handle Octagon. Octagon issues 1 and 2 are on sale at Quimby's in...

This zine documents a co-creational exercise that explored collecting as memorial. I sent 18 people mason jars and asked them to place objects inside that tell a...

Poster series for Jason Meyer's solo show, Westing, which explored humankind’s relationship to nature. Each poster featured an image of a landscape with all its...

This 12.5"x19" poster was silkscreened and letterpressed using antique wood type from The Globe Poster Print collection in Baltimore. Edition of 35.

Exhibition catalog for Division of Labor, featuring the work of 11 artists, Current Gallery, Baltimore, MD, March 2012.

This publication examines life as a template-based experience. It makes fun of contemporary trends toward "prosumerism" and "interconnectivity" by presenting...

12.5"x19" silkscreen print featuring obliterated typography and a split fountain gradiant. Text reads "every text is eternally written," from Roland Barthe's The...

5.5"x4" letterpressed greeting cards starring my basset hound, Jolly. For this project, I experimented with making my own wood type. As you can see,...

I designed this book with my good friend Frances Close for AIGA Chicago. To demonstrate the value of collaboration, we put together seven teams of Chicagoland...

These are some things I designed for our wedding, a giant camp trip in Baraboo, Wisconsin: My friend Jaime Endick took some lovely photos: We had lots...

Letterpressed set of three sympathy cards, designed to provide ongoing support to a bereaved friend. Each card is meant to be sent over the course of a year. The...

3-color silk screen print in two editions. This is the Small and Tidy edition of 10. 12.5"x19" with a silver-toned background. This is the Large and...

Annual report for the Guild for the Blind, an Illinois nonprofit that helps the sight impaired.

Quarterly newsletter for Morris Animal Foundation for which I got to look at cute pictures of animals all day.

Series of letterpress greeting cards based on 18th-century gravestone symbols. Memento Mori, which means "Remember you will die," were popular reminders at that...

Annual report for Morris Animal Foundation, a nonprofit organization that funds veterinary research. The report celebrated unique animal bodies while telling the...