This is the cover and a series of spreads from the book that I created and self-published ss a senior thesis project. The book is 78 pages, 8x8 perfect bound with CMYK color. It incorporated my design, illustration, photography, and philosophy.

If you would like to receive a copy of the book, please request one via email and provide an appropriate mailing address.

This poster is a visual map of influential thinkers. The horizontal axis of the grid is different parts of the world and the vertical is a timeline. Names are placed according to time, period, and country of origin. The blocks of color surrounding the names relate to different philosophical movements. These movements are explained by the text on the side and allow the viewer a visual map of how people and movements influenced each other. This poster is very large and if you would like to take a closer view please email me and I will happily send you a .pdf.

This poster relates to the movie "Sliding Doors" in which the main character, Helen, is shown in two alternate lives. Her lifeline (the red horizontal line) is broken into two scenarios depending on her making a train or not. Each scene is outlined in a grey box, and corresponding scenes occur in both lives. Other characters involved in both lives include her boyfriend (green line), a man she meets on the train (blue line), and her friend (purple line).

This is a poster with interesting facts and statistics from the presidential election 2008.

This is a poster showcasing a series of die for DVD covers for Pedro Almodovar's films "Talk to Her", "All About my Mother", and "High Heels" along with a brief description about the cinematographer's life..

This is an excersize in visual information. It is a step-by-step 'how to' poster using only images to instruct the viewer how to roll a cigarette.

This poster explains the different varieties of tomato plants. Each image on the left corresponds to the description on the right in the same 3x3 grid, while the images of yellow plants correspond to the text below them.

This poster describes different types of fruits grown in Israel along with their hebrew and english names.

These are spreads from a book I put together describing the parallels between Monet and Picasso's lives and painting styles.

This poster explains the Chinese new year 2007, the Year of the Dragon. The horizontal elements relate to eastern culture, and the dragon motif and intense reds relate to chinese flag and religion.

This poster was part of an environmental series with simple but touching slogans relating to the natural environment.

This was designed and submitted for the Urban Forest Project in Baltimore.