A proposed design for a documentary poster about a community’s reliance on a river and how development is threatening this way of life.
Continue Reading »Pentagram’s Eddie Opara at AIGA DC
When Eddie Opara, an iconic designer, visual strategist and partner at Pentagram, came to speak at AIGA DC, I served as the official event photographer for the night. It took place at the beautiful Corcoran School of the Arts and Design and ticket proceeds benefitted the AIGA DC Design Continuum Fund. Eddie is a recipient of the AIGA/Worldstudio […]
Continue Reading »Hummingbird Gardens
Hummingbird Gardens is a new venture that uses urban agriculture and school gardens as means of flavor exploration and environmental education. Based in Richmond, Virginia, the gardens were founded by Amanda Montgomery, a garden specialist passionate about local, organic food. Located on a half acre at Amanda’s home, plentiful herb and vegetable gardens will enable small […]
Continue Reading »Altered Archives—Marketing & Branding Case Study
This past summer I collaborated with Stephanie Dorrycott in producing Altered Archives, a full length multimedia dance show with her company, Motion X Dance DC, as a part of the 10th anniversary of the Capital Fringe Festival. Original choreography created by Stephanie, with guest choreography by Elysia Greene, was performed by six dancers against a backdrop of abstract video illustrations that I shot and edited. The show was presented five times at Gallaudet University in July. It was an incredible adventure and a ton of work—I have a whole new respect for event planners and performing artists.
Continue Reading »Cougar Paper’s Share Book
Some the client work I’ve done with Stokefire is featured in the Cougar paper company promotional book, Share on Cougar®. A physical copy was also displayed at the 2015 HOW Design Live Conference in Cougar’s Live Blueline Gallery as an example of a beautiful use of their paper.
Continue Reading »Creative Sprint Highlights
I joined a 30 day Creative Spring hosted by Another Limited Rebellion. You can follow along on social media by looking up the hashtag #CreativeSprint. Every morning an email with the day’s challenge arrives in my inbox and I take the opportunity to experiment creating something fast and furious.
Continue Reading »TEDx Herndon
The inaugural TEDx Herndon event took place on March 14, 2015 (Pi Day). My good friend, Joe Plummer, organized all the pieces to bring together an inspiring and emotional day of fresh ideas and new perspectives. We learned about the value of unhappiness and the importance of honeybees, hedonistic creativity and green technology of the future.
Continue Reading »Midnight Ice Grass
I would love winter if it weren’t so cold. It can be beautiful, especially when everything is covered in ice. These macro photos of icy grass were taken at midnight with a LED handheld light. While shivering uncontrollably I imagined that these were not the dead blades of summertime grass but rather underwater coral reefs discovered while scuba diving.
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