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 This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the univ

This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the university. (2015)

 This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the univ

This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the university. (2015)

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 The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified

The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified and strong, much like the women involved with the organization. (2014)

 The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified

The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified and strong, much like the women involved with the organization. (2014)

 Identity work in progress for an eSports company. (October, 2016)

Identity work in progress for an eSports company. (October, 2016)

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 A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)

A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)

 A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)

A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)

 Poster for an event hosted by the Latino Living Center. The program was about the origins of the words  Latinx  and  Hispanic , and its complicated geographic and social histories. (2016)

Poster for an event hosted by the Latino Living Center. The program was about the origins of the words Latinx and Hispanic, and its complicated geographic and social histories. (2016)

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  Dragon's Breadth  is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)

Dragon's Breadth is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)

  Dragon's Breadth  is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)

Dragon's Breadth is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)

 A practice exercise in icon making. Flat colors and a sans-serif font give it a sleek feel.

A practice exercise in icon making. Flat colors and a sans-serif font give it a sleek feel.

30thlogo.png
30727917_10216114225758739_5486050706018271232_n.jpg
Label Tag MockUp.png
Luna3.png
 This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the univ
 This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the univ
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IMG_1763.JPG
PRESSPLAY_2DRAFT1.png
 The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified
 The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified
 Identity work in progress for an eSports company. (October, 2016)
igmc copy.png
brown_chorchestra.jpg
27655190_10155711462322795_2344799383053620128_n.png
partnership_pamphlet_FINAL-1.png
partnership_pamphlet_FINAL-2.png
29594780_10155886274412795_5539780436513534222_n.png
27973645_10155746948212795_8506332825641204985_n.png
 A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)
 A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)
 Poster for an event hosted by the Latino Living Center. The program was about the origins of the words  Latinx  and  Hispanic , and its complicated geographic and social histories. (2016)
thank-you.png
mp_businesscard_sample.png
  Dragon's Breadth  is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)
  Dragon's Breadth  is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)
 A practice exercise in icon making. Flat colors and a sans-serif font give it a sleek feel.

This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the university. (2015)

This logo currently used by Cornell's LGBT+ Resource Center was created to coincide well with the Women's Resource Logo, while being it's own identity. Friendly bright colors are welcoming, and the red Cornell clock tower ties the center to the university. (2015)

The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified and strong, much like the women involved with the organization. (2014)

The Cornell Women's Resource Center lacked a logo that connected it to the university and its students. This was remedied by including a clock tower design with a feminist power fist at the center, acting as the clock face. The typeface is dignified and strong, much like the women involved with the organization. (2014)

Identity work in progress for an eSports company. (October, 2016)

A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)

A full brand identity for an imagined tea business. Includes earthy tones and a contemporary custom sans serif logotype to attract a younger audience. (2012)

Poster for an event hosted by the Latino Living Center. The program was about the origins of the words Latinx and Hispanic, and its complicated geographic and social histories. (2016)

Dragon's Breadth is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)

Dragon's Breadth is a collaborative project between a team of designers and programmers for Cornell's Advanced Game Design class. (2016)

A practice exercise in icon making. Flat colors and a sans-serif font give it a sleek feel.

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