The Cart at Hollenden was inspired by the founder of American Greetings, Jacob Saperstein. He first sold his cards in the Hollenden Hotel, which later grew to selling cards all over Cleveland in a horse-drawn cart. The name of the shop pays homage to his humble beginnings and showcases the talent of local designers.

Project created to benefit Cleveland's Rainey Institute and sponsored by American Greetings. We designed the logo, tags, and signage in collaboration with Kristeen Martin, Nicole Wagner and Megan Buettner.

North Tech is a small technical school in Missouri. They offer several programs for their students from art and design classes to certification for law enforcement. Their former catalog was created by their students and obviously needed a lot of work. They wanted a fresh approach to the material. Using provided text I created this catalog to help engage their students and excite them about potentially applying to the school.

The purpose of this book is to create ease of communication. I created a tab-like number system on the sides of the pages to help students move through the book easier. Also, each page is titled with that departments course offerings. For each course there are several beneficial outcomes (college credit, internship, scholarships, ect.) I chose to highlight those features using symbols to help aid in this communication.

This beautiful letterpress postcard was created using found pieces at Cranky Pressman in Salem, Ohio. Inspiration came in finding the denture piece first and working around what I could create with it. I decided to create a play on words using "Design with Bite" as a double meaning between the bite of the letterpress and in reference to my own sense of style.

Our 2011 holiday promotional cards for friends, family, and clients. The typography is hand-lettered and complemented with a smattering of custom snowflake designs. The whole shebang was letterpress printed on heavy heavy stock with silver ink. Thanks to Cranky Pressman!