Project Re:Phil was an initiative led by the Waray-Waray Association of Tidewater, Inc. to raise funds for those effected by super-typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. As a member of WWAT, I volunteered my time and services to create many facets of the campaign including naming and project concept, logo and identity, website design, and other collateral material including stickers, tshirts, social media graphics, and printed banners. It was sort of a 'shotgun project,' and was all put together in a span of just under 3 weeks.

Our first fundraising event raised over $25,000 USD and truckloads of donations which are being sent directly to Refill, Restore and Rebuild the area of The Philippines which was most effected.

View the site and make a donation!
www.projectrephil.org

As senior design for Filthy Dripped clothing I have designed various brand hits and garment pieces, as well as manage apparel design/development. I also create, oversee, and archive a catalog of garment trims and standards. I have had experience in various forms of printing methods, embroidery techniques, and appliques and use that knowledge to my advantage when coming up with creative solutions for seasonal collections.

I created the main identity for Bridal Bellhop, a wedding service site (currently in beta) that connects busy brides with wedding vendors. We went for a simple logo which equally emphasises both a bellhop bell and a wedding ring.

Updated logo for 45 Elite Training Studio, a personal fitness gym based in Virginia Beach, VA.

Logotype and business card created for IT start-up company, Query_Us, based out of Washington, DC.

m&p, or "meat&potatos" was a fun little monthly literary/art zine I started with some friends in Richmond, VA. The goal was to create a small publication that featured local writers, artists, and designers, most of whom were good friends of ours. During the 13 issue life span, I played the role of Art Director and Lead Designer, contributing artist, and occasional copywriter. We sold each issue for $2 during First Friday art walks and at a local consignment shop.

Seasonal graphics and apparel for Cult Society Clothing Spring/Summer 2012 Collection.

Logo created for a friend's photography studio, Jeffrey Ocampo Photography.

Corporate identity created for the Waray-Waray Association of Tidewater, Inc., a Filipino organization based in Virginia Beach, VA.

The Tale of Fah-So-La is a children's story I wrote, illustrated, and designed in college about sticking up for what you believe in, and the importance of not 'selling out.' In the story, the island tree dwellers, known as Teedoes, live peaceful lives working hard in the day and relaxing at night by playing beautiful music. They are later met by the antagonizing Rufus Bruisewick, who wants to take their music away. To stay in line with the musical theme, the book was written in rhyme.

Graphic tank designed for a bachelorette weekend getaway.

Masthead and spread layouts created for Green Things Magazine, a lifestyle magazine dedicated to green living.