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Rifle Paper Co. | stationery design


As a product designer at Rifle I worked on a variety of projects such as the
Peacock embroidered sketchbook. Using the Peacock pattern created by Anna Bond,
I vectorized the artwork and designed the layout. 
I chose specific embroidery techniques and thread colors for the prep-house to reference.


I worked on designing the layout and placement of the Roses Stationery card set,
including the box design and the individual cards in the set.


 I was responsible for the concept, sketching, illustration, and final design of the following greeting cards.
For the ice cream sundae I tried a variety of layouts, but settled on placing the text within the ice cream bowl for a vintage aesthetic.

The Piñata birthday card was inspired by childhood festivities.
I painted the card and created a variety of layouts and type treatments before settling on the final design.


Working with Anna’s initial illustration of the nutcracker, I painted and designed the nutcracker trio.
The version to the right was an earlier iteration.

The intial concept for “Happy Holidays” was inspired by the classic ice typography seen on freezers.
The sketch to the right was an earlier iteration of this card, but I decided on a taller type treatment to fill out the space better.
For the final design I hand painted and lettered the typography for the snowy type effect.


For Santa’s checklist I used Anna’s illustration of Santa’s head and illustrated his body based on vintage Santa references.
I was also responsible for the “Making a List” lettering and the layout.


In collaboration with 3M, I designed the following sticky notes.
I worked on the layout of the backer and sticky note, so that the placement looks well-design with and without the sticky.



I designed the Estee pencil set and explored a variety of color-ways with a seamless pattern wrap.

Rifle Paper Co. | packaging design


I utilized existing Bramble and Garden Party illustrations created by Anna Bond and customized the layouts for Corkcicle’s drinkware.
While each format varies, it comes together for a whimsical and seamless pattern experience.



In collaboration with Keds, I worked on the initial concepting and design of the Spring 2024 shoes.
Apart of my responsibilities included coming up with innovative techniques for the shoes.
This included thoughtful placement of the cherry embroidery and a dainty cherry charm on the shoe lace.


In collaboration with Pottery Barn, I worked on illustrating and designing the turkey for their Thanksgiving platterware.


For the Book Club beach towel I was responsible for the concept, sketching, hand-lettering, and design.
This towel was featured as a best seller on Rifle’s website.

For the Christmas Cookie tea towel I worked on illustrating, vectorizing, and designing the layout.
For this project I considered the typical folds in a tea towel, so that each crop is visually appealing.
The illustration to the right was a near-final layout of the towel.


Rifle Paper Co. | accessories

I designed the following headbands for Rifle.
My responsibilities included vectorizing Anna’s existing artwork,
so that it could be applied to the headband and the files prepped for embroidery.



I designed the following bracelets utilizing Anna’s artwork.
I was responsible for the lettering, colorways, and placement of the art. 


Totebags I worked on while at Rifle which included layout and colorway design.

Pabst Blue Ribbon | beer packaging


I designed and illustrated a submission to the annual PBR contest.
The concept was to visually integrate skate culture into the PBR brand.

Pedro’s Heladería | packaging design


Hypothetical ice cream brand made in a one-day workshop
with instructor Ellen Lupton called “Typography for the Senses.”
This project is featured in Ellen’s 2024 edition of “Thinking with Type.”





Coya’s Café | restaurant branding


Rebranding on a family owned Mexican restaurant based in Moline, Illinois.
I worked on the lettering, illustration, and pattern design to embody
grandma Coya’s fun and down-to-earth aesthetic.