These posters resulted from my experimentation with Illustrator's blend tool. While the subject matter is unrelated - each poster uses a similar aesthetic.

Duotones/Monotones, minimal colors, and clean fonts make for pleasing modern designs.

This bottle label's sharp design/font alludes to freshly cut fruits. This project served as an opportunity to express a brand though both a logo and logo animation.

I collaborated with another developer to build this app for Hajoca Corporation's website. Users can find company branches by filtering for locations and services. The Google Maps API is used in conjuction with a function I developed to calculate the user's distance from each branch location. Locations are displayed in order – starting from closest to furthest away.

The app was built using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and PHP (to generate the WordPress shortcode).

This cover was designed for a client's Standford research paper on polymers. The publication is called Accounts of Materials Research.

The organic shapes create a sense of movement – which might suggest how material properties change when underlying structures change. The layered shapes twist and bend to create a sense of expansion and contraction – and might represent shape memory properties. The shapes look similar to artificial "muscle fiber-like" materials.

The shapes represent polymer chains, hierarchical structures, and dynamic bonds. The red polymer chain represents a chain that might be stressed – expanding or contracting back to its initial state. The circle zooming into the chain draws attention to the connecting/stressed bonds.

The turquoise color was inspired by the schemes used in many of the document infographics. The red/orange color nicely complements it.

The design is modern and leaves a bit of white space at the top for the title.