The Skimm
Illustrations
Headline images created for featured articles on the Skimm app, emails, and website.
Additionally, there was a separate illustration style for social media posts. This style was meant to feel more hand-drawn rather than professional, and appeared on the Skimm’s Facebook and Instagram.
Amplifinity was looking to update their sales presentation. In order to do this, I reviewed the flow of information and constructed a basic narrative:
1. Introduction: We are Amplifinity, and we’re going to use our platform to help you make referrals.
2. Types of Partners: Resell and referral partners are two different types of opportunities, and based on our data we believe you should focus on referral partners.
4. Referral Partner Program: Here is how a referral partner program works, as well as pain points you may encounter.
5. Amplifinity’s Differentiation: Amplifinity’s platform is designed to address those pain points, and will make your sales process more efficient and successful.
6. Conclusion: Amplifinity will increase your sales, here is how to contact us.
With the presentation divided into simpler parts, I moved on to thumbnail sketching, and then wireframing.
Once the content and wireframe layout was finalized, I developed a color scheme and curated a gallery of possible stock images for review. The photos and logo placements were treated according to brand standards, and a new style of icon was developed specifically for this project. Below is the final presentation.
I created some infographics for the Skimm’s Mental Health Guide. My task was to create four different graphics using a specific set of colors, images, and typography. These graphics were then placed in the guide to illustrate and emphasize important data.
This is a brief conceptual look at how an app for My Last Soundtrack might work. It was designed only to cover a few basic functions: logging in, signing up for an account, viewing pages, and creating a new page.
I created a mockup of the home screen, sketched user flow, drew thumbnails, and finally created a simple wireframe.
My Last Soundtrack is an incredible start-up company that provides users with a way to tell their life stories while simultaneously offering resources and support to those dealing with loss. With direct feedback from the founders Sue Kemple, Joe Cannon, and Carl Hammerdorfer, I worked to craft a brand that carefully balanced sensitivity and levity. Below you can view the current version of their brand book, and you can also visit their beta website at http://www.mylastsoundtrack.com/
An assortment of art commissions created using CS6.
The invitation and program created for the Greater Raleigh Chamber's 2015 Annual Meeting was inspired by what links together community economies. Icons representing everything from talent to development were created to reflect the many aspects of local economic engagement.
Flyers and brochures for the NC Regional Transportation alliance were re-designed with simple infographics, a limited color scheme, and plenty of white space to improve readability.
Invitation and program design for an awards ceremony honoring local Greater Raleigh businesses. The original art was created on request and was then incorporated into the overall look of the program. It won the ACCE Award of Excellence for collateral, staging, and use of social media.
Some examples of the branding, as well as print and digital collateral, created for BIZCON, a 2015 Business Conference.
Two iterations of possible designs for the GRCC's 2012 Annual Meeting.
Non-denominational holiday cards designed for various winter receptions. Each features its own custom illustration and theme specifically made for each event.
Art was created on request and then incorporated into the design of the 2014 Pinnacle Awards. Examples shown here are the invitation and program.