List of Works

1
Title: The End Is Near
Medium: Digital Print
Size: 13" x 19"
Date: 2010
Description: This poster, inspired by Neville Brody and the impact of humans on the environment, was done as an assignment to explore the strengths and weaknesses of successful grid structures.

3
Title: Oh Em Gee
Medium: Digital Print
Size: 13" x 19"
Date: 2010
Description: Inspired by David Carson, this poster employs the use of a broken grid structure to effectively communicate a slightly humorous idea for an teen gossip magazine cover.

5
Title: Real OG
Medium: Woodcut, Digital Print, and Gouache
Size: 15" x 22"
Date: 2011
Description: Assigned as a project in Intermediate Printmaking to "refresh" ourselves back to the many printmaking processes, this piece is an abstract representation of a lyric in a song that speaks of O.G.'s (original gangsters) and how this label seems to drip from their personality.

7
Title: Haters gonna Hate
Medium: Screen Print and Letterpress
Size: 10" x 13"
Date: 2011
Description: This piece, created in Intermediate Printmaking, was inspired by a close friend who is a citizen of Syria. He is often held on the negative end of a false stereotype about people from Arab countries. I felt the need to point out just how ridiculous this stereotype is.
2
Title: Eat Snow
Medium: Digital Print
Size: 13" x 19"
Date: 2010
Description: Designed as part of a series of posters in Experimental Typography, this poster was inspired by Josef Muller Brochman's "Der Film" poster and my passion for snowboarding.

4
Title: No Hot Beverages
Medium: Silk Screen
Size: 15" x 22"
Date: 2010
Description: As part of an assignment to explore "culture", I observed the unspoken culture of Utah. The idea of culture being hidden and suppressed reminded me of soviet era propaganda, which I then compared to Mormon history to complete this piece.

6
Title: Type Configurations
Medium: Digital Print
Size: 17" x 17"
Date: 2010
Description: These pieces were completed as a class project that explored the use of various configured typographic forms. It was a way of learning the importance of configuration to create new meaning, which has helped me throughout all the other classes I have taken thus far.

8
Title: Hells Yeah
Medium: Letterpress
Size: 11" x 10"
Date: 2010
Description: Originally as part of a type configuration assignment in Experimental Typography, this officially was created using letterpress. The letter forms seemed to fall into place as this was being configured which created new and interesting shapes.