big projects at The Washington Post. Multi-story series, special projects, across digital, print and social.
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Species That Save Us
the washington post
SERIES BRAND IDENTITY / DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT / CROSS-PLATFORM DESIGN
A four-part series for The Washington Post exploring the unexpected animals that help humans survive — from spider silk to horseshoe crab blood. I led design and development across digital and print, building a custom interactive feature with flippable species trading cards, locator maps, and an original illustration system for 50+ species. The series ran in Fall 2025 across wapo.com and in print.
With Katty Huertas (illustrations) and Dino Grandoni (reporting).
Fig. 02
The Happiness Report
the washington post
DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT / ART DIRECTION CROSS-PLATFORM DESIGN
Designed, developed and art directed a piece about the annual Gallup Poll about the World's happiest countries.
SERIES BRAND IDENTITY / DIGITAL DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
An 8-part climate series exploring the physical limits of the human body under extreme heat — and winner of the 2024 National Institute for Health Care Management Foundation Data-Driven Storytelling Award. As lead designer, I touched every story in the series: building a cohesive brand identity from the ground up, establishing a visual language with reusable components that gave the series a unified presence across eight distinct pieces.
A scone and coffee concept bringing handmade pastries to DC farmers markets. I created the full brand identity from scratch — including hand-drawn illustrations of the window mark and bird logo — with a warmth-meets-whimsy sensibility designed to feel homemade and memorable at a market stand.
early concepts
final
Fig. 05
Fount Coffee + Kitchen
EVENT BRANDING / MERCH DESIGN
Illustrated and designed an event branding campaign and posters to celebrate Fount Coffee + Kitchen's one year anniversary.
early concepts
final
side doors
passion projects / the stuff I couldn't not make.
Fig. 06
Bird Olympics
ILLUSTRATION / DESIGN / WRITING + REPORTING
An original illustrated piece published in The Washington Post during the 2024 Summer Olympics — exploring which birds would actually take gold in events like speed, distance, swimming, and stealth flight. Illustrated in vector for animation, with wing cycle animations by Emma Kumer.
Pitched, researched, designed, illustrated and developed this piece that visually explains different types of animal mimicry found in the wild in the format of a halloween costume contest.
