Isometric is a visual identity and graphic design consultancy based in New York City. We collaborate with cultural institutions, startups, and nonprofits to reinvent the way they present themselves visually and strategically. In so doing, we position our clients as leaders within their sectors. Our more well-known clients include the US Agency for International Development, Princeton University, Soros Fellowships for New Americans, and Rhode Island School of Design. We also work with a variety of organizations who represent marginalized and underserved populations, including civilians in zones of conflict, youth participating in American circus, and the beneficiaries of a chlorine dispenser program in Kenya and Uganda. We believe in design that transcends existing expectations, challenging cliches and stereotypes in visual culture. Our services include: Visual Identity & Branding Strategy, Naming & Copywriting Exhibitions & Architecture Web Design & Development Photography & Illustration Brand Environments & Signage Packaging Books & Publications

MFA in Graphic Design

In partnership with Age UK, the largest charity organization in Europe dedicated to age-related issues, used ethnographic research to create graphic design that addresses stigma surrounding aging and sexuality. Supported by the UK Fulbright Award.

Worked under partner Paula Scher to produce graphic identities and materials for The Public Theater, New York Philharmonic, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Madison Square Park, and Designers Against Human Rights Abuses.

Created successful proposal for first student-led graphic design initiative at Princeton. Assembled and managed group of 25 designers. Responsible for the creative direction of more than 500 pieces of print and web design over three-year tenure. Organized two national 100-participant design conferences on Princeton campus featuring Abbott Miller and Winterhouse. Initiated student-led design workshop series.