Selected design projects created in my roles at nonprofit and cultural organizations, where I led visual storytelling and campaign design.
Organizational Projects
National Medical Fellowships
Assistant Director of Multimedia Design and Production at National Medical Fellowships, where I implemented the updated brand across social and print assets, shaping its visual language, consistency, and impact.
Jazz St.Louis
In-house Designer at Jazz St. Louis, where I executed all visual design work in collaboration with the marketing director. As the sole designer, I ensured brand consistency and expanded the newly developed logo across a broad range of social and print media.
Independent Commissions
Selected design projects created in my roles at nonprofit and cultural organizations, where I led visual storytelling and campaign design.
St. Louis County Flag | 2025
A commission facilitated by the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, this project was a collaboration between artist José Garza and myself. We reimagined the old St. Louis County flag—an overlooked design that many residents were unaware of, with elements that felt outdated and unclear. Throughout the process, we gathered feedback from community members across St. Louis County, hosting small gatherings where we discussed the principles of vexillology and listened closely to what people wanted represented in their flag. By weaving together these insights, we created a fresh and forward-looking design, with the fleur-de-lis pointing toward a unified future for the region.
Loretta Hall Park Banner | 2025
The Loretta Hall Park banner for Downtown West celebrates the neighborhood’s spirit by highlighting its architectural diversity alongside the Arch and riverway, symbols central to St. Louis identity. Incorporating the eye and sun as motifs of vision and optimism, the design reflects Downtown West as a place where history and future converge under the guiding light of progress.
Transforming healthcare | 2025
Commissioned by Simpson Consulting Partners, I visually designed the “Transforming Healthcare” booklet, presenting trauma-informed care research as a resource for hospital leaders to inspire new initiatives.
Queens of the Blues | 2023
In 2023, I created the “Queens of the Blues” mural at Washington Avenue and North Sixth Street, commissioned by the National Blues Museum. The project addressed the museum’s need to shield its private gallery from sunlight and outside visibility, while also elevating the exterior and serving as wayfinding toward the main entrance. I hand-selected and illustrated thirteen influential women of the blues, honoring their legacy and bringing their impact into public view.
The INFINITE Loop | 2022
In 2022, I was a featured artist in the Walls Off Washington mural program with “The INFINITE Loop,” commissioned by the Kranzberg Arts Foundation. Created with acrylic paint and 3M vinyl, the mural invites pause and reflection—offering a moment of stillness within the movement of the city.
Blues on the Block | 2022
In 2022, I created the “Blues on the Block” mural at Washington Avenue and North Seventh Street, commissioned by the National Blues Museum. Serving as the backdrop for the museum’s summer street festival, the mural expanded on my original flyer design, transforming it into a large-scale celebration of blues culture.
To define is to limit | 2019
In 2019, I created the “Alan Watts Mural” for FlowState STL, a new gym seeking a bold centerpiece featuring Watts’ words, “To define is to limit.” Painted in acrylic and spray paint at 15 by 12 feet, the mural anchors the central room, visible from the street and upon entry, designed to be both dynamic and reflective.
