The great thing about working for an Internet start-up is the opportunity to wear many hats. Through working with Azalea Online, I was given the chance to restructure the weekly newsletter format as well as implement many of the graphic elements for the many brands they carry.

The following is a portfolio website of mine from 2004, when I had just graduated from RIT. The inspiration is from the old TV signals, so each of the sections has a different color tone.

At the time, I wanted to deliver something fresh and bold, as any new graduate would, and this was my first departure from my usual minimalist designs.

This series of posters was designed for a three-night educational event for RIT's Center for Residence Life. Since the event was based on the silence and invisibility of racism, I wanted the advertisements to be simple and formal, yet sharp and interesting enough for passersby to notice.

The messages and the typography of the posters were essential in capturing students´ attention. The event turned out highly successful and won much praise and recognition.