Designing things like posters, album covers, and promotional graphics has always been one of my favorite creative outlets. It's always a fun challenge to play with type, image, color, and illustration to create a specific feeling. Take a look below to see some of my favorites!
I've designed many posters for promoting events. I always try to have my poster match the feeling that the event should evoke - whether it's sleazy 80s yacht rock, 60s psychedelia, or high-tech futurism.
At Rightpoint, I helped coordinate a monthly event where one designer volunteers to create a poster based on that month. I've also designed two posters myself: one is a springtime tribute to botanical illustrations and paper marbling, and the other chronicles the history of Black music in America through a series of imaginary concert posters.
Having recently discovered the heady speculative fiction of Jorge Luis Borges, I was inspired to interpret some of his work into something visual. Borges posited that there were four essential devices of fantastic literature, so I designed a series of four posters corresponding to Borges’ four devices.
