Work Samples

My work moves between design, illustration, and interactive media.

In each medium, I look for the visual language that best serves the story, idea, and audience.

Visual Branding for Podcasts

Client: various
Role: Designer
Scope: Visual Identity, Logo Design, Social Media Design, Website Design


I have one foot in design and one foot in the audio/podcasting world, ocassionally, the two worlds meet. I’ve done design/branding work for various clients within my podcast network — designing logo, show art, social media assets, and website templates.

Outro Podcast

A podcast about collaborative relationships. I created the branding for the podcast — including the logotype, show cover, website art, and website design.

A Matter of Degrees Podcast

A climate podcast that tell stories about bold solutions and groundbreaking campaigns, stories of misdeeds and corruption and efforts to stop them, and stories of people doing their best to be a part of the solution.

I created a website template for the podcast pilot.

The Big Switch Podcast

A podcast from the Center on Global Energy Policy that explores how to transform energy systems and make them more sustainable.

I created the cover art and logotype for the podcast pilot.

Tesser Well: The Madeleine L'Engle Podcast

A podcast that guides listeners through author Madeleine L'Engle published works, writing practice, and her thoughts about creativity and faith. Hosted by Madeleine's granddaughter Charlotte Jones Voiklis, in conversation with other creative minds, she explores questions of process, meaning, and purpose.

I created the show cover / logotype for the podcast pilot and social media template.

SEAFEST 2026 Logo + Artwork

Client: Khmer Maine
Role: Designer & Illustrator
Scope: Visual Identity, Illustration, Print & Social Media Design, Web Design


SEAFEST is an annual celebration of Southeast Asian heritage created in collaboration with Maine’s Khmer, Thai, Filipino, and Vietnamese communities. The festival brings together food, music, dance, art, and traditions while celebrating the communities shaping Maine today.

For the 2026 festival, I developed a new visual identity inspired by the energy of a Southeast Asian night market: vibrant, layered, welcoming, and full of life.

The identity included a logo, color and typography system, original artwork, print and social media templates, merchandise, and an updated website, creating a cohesive visual language that could carry across the festival and its promotion.

Ritual Media: Presentation Deck

Client: Ritual Media
Role: Producer & Designer
Scope: Partnership Outreach, Presentation Design


Ritual is a wellbeing platform offering guided practices from leading voices in science, faith, and culture.

As a producer, part of my role was researching wellbeing experts and developing new partnerships for Ritual’s audio content. While reaching out to potential collaborators, I saw an opportunity to strengthen how we introduced Ritual and its mission.

On my own initiative, I redesigned the partnership deck, creating a more polished presentation that better reflected the brand and made a stronger first impression.

The deck was designed in Google Slides so the team could easily adapt it for different potential partners. I created a flexible system of layouts, typography, and background artwork that could accommodate different kinds of content while maintaining a consistent visual identity.

WBUR’s Cooked Newsletter

Client: WBUR
Role: Designer
Scope: Visual Identity, Logo Design, Social Media Design

Cooked: The search for sustainable eats is a newsletter series from WBUR’s Environmental Team that helps New England readers understand the environmental and social impact of what they eat, with practical advice and tips for making more sustainable choices.

The series focuses on actionable steps readers can take in their everyday lives, making a complex issue like climate change feel more tangible and less overwhelming.

I developed a playful, approachable visual identity and flexible social media toolkit that could support a wide range of stories about food, sustainability, and climate across the newsletter and promotional materials.

Centric Styleguide

Client: Centric / BET Networks
Role: Designer
Studio: Gretel
Scope: Style Guide Design, Layout Design


Centric was a music and entertainment network evolving into a modern lifestyle brand created for Black women. Gretel developed a rich, layered visual identity built from color, pattern, texture, typography, and imagery.

I was brought in to translate that identity into a comprehensive style guide for Centric’s in-house design team, organizing its many components, combinations, and rules into a system that was clear, cohesive, and easy to use.

The guide documented everything from logo lockups and color palettes to patterns, textures, typography, and rules for combining the identity’s different visual components.

The final guide gave Centric’s design team a single reference for applying the identity across programming and promotional materials.

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