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An infographic about travel habits in the United States that I designed for a blog. -
A poster that I designed to advertise private lessons in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for Marcos Ríos, a black belt martial artist who teaches in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Text in Spanish.) -
A set of infographics that I designed to display the results from a survey about taking surveys online. -
A website that I built for Marcos Rios, a black belt martial artist who teaches in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I handled the website’s development, branding, marketing strategy and content strategy. View site at http://www.MarcosRios.com -
I designed this graphic to post on Facebook for New Year’s 2012. Starburst icons by http://dryicons.com. -
An infographic that I designed based on the results from a survey about love and technology for Valentine’s Day 2011. -
I built a website, a Facebook Page, and helped plan SOBA’s strategy to promote their events & classes and to build relationships with local dancers. Logo designed by the talented Alejandra Lan. -
A new banner that I designed for Lindy Hop St Louis to reflect the style and spirit of the swing dance era. -
I designed an infographic that displays the results of an online survey about chocolate. -
I designed this for the profile photo on Blue Canary’s Facebook Page for the 2011 holiday season. -
A graphic that I designed and posted on Facebook for Christmas 2011. -
A website that I built for Hal Harvey, the Founder of ClimateWorks Foundation. View site at http://www.HalHarvey.com. -
I designed a new business card for Blue Canary in January 2012. They’ve gotten a great response! -
Sidebar advertisements designed for MainstreamMom.com. -
A website about what it’s like to make a living as a freelance travel writer. View site at http://www.FreelanceTravelWriter.com -
A website about child custody law and rights. View site at http://www.custodyrights.com -
An infographic I designed for ChristmasGiftsForTeachers.com to encourage parents to consider ignoring the cute gift shop marketing, and instead give something much more practical, like classroom supplies, to their children’s teachers.
