Graphic Design

2026

Graphic Design

2026

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Graduation Merch Design

for Merching High School, Germany

I designed the graduation T-Shirt for Merching High School under the theme "Abikropolis"——-a play on the words "Abitur" and "Akropolis". (English: "graduation" and "acropolis")


Requirements:

  • Title: "Abikropolis"

  • Mantra: "Die Gotter verlassen den Olymp." (English: "The Gods are leaving Olympus.")

  • Class list

  • Imagery

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Graduation Merch Design

for Merching High School, Germany

I designed the graduation T-Shirt for Merching High School under the theme "Abikropolis"——-a play on the words "Abitur" and "Akropolis". (English: "graduation" and "acropolis")


Requirements:

  • Title: "Abikropolis"

  • Mantra: "Die Gotter verlassen den Olymp." (English: "The Gods are leaving Olympus.")

  • Class list

Spiced Branding

as Co-Founder & Design Manager of Spiced

Spiced Branding

as Co-Founder & Design Manager of Spiced

Spiced Branding

as Co-Founder & Design Manager of Spiced

The Spiced Box was a meal-prep kit designed to make less familiar recipes feel more accessible to home cooks. Each box included three spice mixes for three separate meals, along with laminated recipe cards. Because the spices in these mixes are often sold in bulk or more difficult to find in a typical U.S. grocery store, the kit made it easier for customers to try new meals without overbuying ingredients.


As design manager, I built the Spiced visual identity and applied it to our packaging, promotional materials, and customer-facing sales display at Tucson Village Farm. To appeal to our local millennial target audience, I developed a warm-toned, minimalist color palette and paired it with simple but playful icons and box interior.

The Spiced Box was a meal-prep kit designed to make less familiar recipes feel more accessible to home cooks. Each box included three spice mixes for three separate meals, along with laminated recipe cards. Because the spices in these mixes are often sold in bulk or more difficult to find in a typical U.S. grocery store, the kit made it easier for customers to try new meals without overbuying ingredients.


As design manager, I built the Spiced visual identity and applied it to our packaging, promotional materials, and customer-facing sales display at Tucson Village Farm. To appeal to our local millennial target audience, I developed a warm-toned, minimalist color palette and paired it with simple but playful icons and box interior.

The Spiced Box was a meal-prep kit designed to make less familiar recipes feel more accessible to home cooks. Each box included three spice mixes for three separate meals, along with laminated recipe cards. Because the spices in these mixes are often sold in bulk or more difficult to find in a typical U.S. grocery store, the kit made it easier for customers to try new meals without overbuying ingredients.


As design manager, I built the Spiced visual identity and applied it to our packaging, promotional materials, and customer-facing sales display at Tucson Village Farm. To appeal to our local millennial target audience, I developed a warm-toned, minimalist color palette and paired it with simple but playful icons and box interior.

Graduation Merch Design

for Merching High School, Germany

*front

*back

I designed the graduation T-Shirt for Merching High School under the theme "Abikropolis"——-a play on the words "Abitur" and "Akropolis". (English: "graduation" and "acropolis")


Requirements:

  • Title: "Abikropolis"

  • Mantra: "Die Gotter verlassen den Olymp." (English: "The Gods are leaving Olympus.")

  • Class list

Initial Brainstorming:

Bottom Left: experimented with color, but level of detail in color was not supported by printer so we chose to prioritize detail and go black and white

Bottom Right: experimented with more ambiguous Athenian symbols and creative combinations of images —> Medusa becomes Athena's owl; we decided this was too experimental

Spiced Branding

as Co-Founder & Design Manager of Spiced

The Spiced Box was a meal-prep kit designed to make less familiar recipes feel more accessible to home cooks. Each box included three spice mixes for three separate meals, along with laminated recipe cards. Because the spices in these mixes are often sold in bulk or more difficult to find in a typical U.S. grocery store, the kit made it easier for customers to try new meals without overbuying ingredients.


As design manager, I built the Spiced visual identity and applied it to our packaging, promotional materials, and customer-facing sales display at Tucson Village Farm. To appeal to our local millennial target audience, I developed a warm-toned, minimalist color palette and paired it with simple but playful icons and box interior.

Initial Brainstorming:

Top Left: experimented with more ambiguous Athenian symbols and creative combinations of images —> Medusa becomes Athena's owl; we decided this was too experimental

Bottom Left: experimented with color, but level of detail in color was not supported by printer so we chose to prioritize detail and go black and white


Initial Brainstorming:

Top: experimented with color, but level of detail in color was not supported by printer so we chose to prioritize detail and go black and white

Bottom: experimented with more ambiguous Athenian symbols and creative combinations of images —> Medusa becomes Athena's owl; we decided this was too experimental

Graphic Design

2026