For my senior thesis, I collaborated with two fellow designers. We believe that designers have the power to create change, so we wanted our thesis to be an invention, something that could do some good in the world. We created thegoodsideof.us. 

As a website, it’s a place to share stories of little good deeds that people encounter daily. As an idea, it’s a revolution in what it means to make the world a better place. The purpose of thegoodsideof.us is to move people away from apathy. A small change can make a big difference, and we believe that bringing attention to the small good deeds that people are doing will bring positive effect to our society.

Scope: Branding & Identity, Product Development, UI Design, Event Coordination, Environments.

One of A Good Company’s side projects, an open-source type foundry, The League of Moveable Type started when we saw a thread on a popular type forum, Typophile, calling for an open-source font project. With the possibilities of what we can do with @font-face, it seemed like too good of an idea to just let die. We also realized that there are a lot of free fonts out there, but more than just giving away free stuff, being designers (and most of our work involving the web) we wanted to raise the standard of typography and design on the web. So we created an open-source type foundry, where we focus on quality not quantity, so we can provide people with hand-picked quality typefaces.

The very first typeface we added to The League's font library was Junction, a humanist san-serif typeface I had designed back in college. After that, we released League Gothic, a revival of an old classic and one of our favorite typefaces, Alternate Gothic.

Today a handful of awesome designers have helped expand both Junction and League Gothic into a different weights, creating a happy extended type family.

Scope: Type Design, Branding & Identity, Product Development

DIYbio is a non-profit organization for the do-it-yourself biologist. Mackenzie Cowell, the founder of DIYbio asked us to create an identity system and illustrations that could be used by diybio.org and built upon by DIYBio's various regional groups. He wanted the final design to be extendable and support remixing by all interested parties.

Scope: Branding & Identity, UI Design

Amplify creates interactive core curriculum that inspires students to learn in a fun, creative, and challenging way. They partnered with UC Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science to create their digital Science curriculum

I worked with curriculum developers, under the design direction of Thomas Maher to design the user experience as well as the look and feel for this Matter & Energy Ecosystem simulation app. 

We wanted to help students visualize how Carbon moves through the ecosystem in a beautiful interactive simulation.

Scope: Product Design, UI Design, Concept Art, Illustration

Client: Amplify Science

Additional Credits: Design Director: Thomas Maher

Amplify creates interactive core curriculum that inspires students to learn in a fun, creative, and challenging way. They partnered with UC Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science to create their digital Science curriculum

I worked with curriculum developers, under the design direction of Thomas Maher to design the user experience as well as the look and feel for this Earth Moon Sun simulation app. 

We wanted to help students visualize how lunar and solar eclipses take place, through a beautiful interactive simulation.

Scope: Product Design, UI Design, Concept Art

Client: Amplify Science

Additional Credits: Design Director: Thomas Maher

Sunset Cinema is an outdoor movie experience. They show movies on a giant 60-foot screen under the stars. Or in a park. Or maybe by the beach. Sunset Cinema combines the old-time tradition of movie watching with outdoor family fun.

The new brand identity of Sunset Cinema is timeless and classic like the golden age Hollywood era, with a playful and modern twist that shows the unique outdoor aspect of Sunset Cinema.

I created an identity manual, and showed off the new Sunset Cinema identity by creating some applications, everything from stationery to signage and food packaging.

Scope: Branding & Identity

The Sidepaths team came to A Good Company with a general product idea for an online community that provides tools to gather, create, and share authentic experiences centered around hidden gems and local hangouts often overlooked by large publishers’ generic guide books.

We all have different tastes and by democratizing the publishing of travel information, Sidepaths aims to help travelers create the paths that best fit their individual interests.

Scope: Branding & Identity, UI Design

Back in August 2011, one of my closest friends got married, and I helped her design all her wedding goodies. Everything from the save-the-date, to invitations, and even the cake topper!

I was also lucky enough to be a part of her small backyard wedding at Cape Cod. I also happened to be their wedding photographer. I was pretty nervous, since it was my first time shooting a wedding and it was a huge responsibility. But in the end they both loved the pictures, and I wouldn't want to spend my time at her wedding any other way.

Scope: Branding & Identity, Print Design, Illustration, Photography 

An iPad app to help you keep track of all your friends’ birthdays and send them birthday wishes. I was commissioned to design a set of birthday card templates for Jubilee’s in-app purchase.

Scope: Illustration

My client wanted me to create an identity for a cooking blog. The blog design was a surprise present for his mom who's a chef. It was a sweet and fun little project to work on. 

Scope: Branding & Identity

Appetites is the best way to cook with your iPad. A super useful App for the cooks in all of us. Created by the video experts in Clear Media, all the recipes has step-by-step video instructions, so you can follow along while you're cooking easily. 

We created the branding and designed the interface for the application. We wanted to create a warm and inviting environment, just like grandma's kitchen.

Scope: Branding & Identity, Product Development, UI Design

This is a humanist sans serif typeface I designed. It's named Junction because it is where the best qualities of serif and sans serif typefaces come together. It has the hand drawn and human qualities of a serif, and still retains the clarity and efficiencies of a sans serif. It combines the best of both worlds. The process book that accompanies the poster, shows the inspirations and different stages that Junction went through, and also doubles as a type spec book.

Scope: Type Design