At LifeSci communications, I work with our team of scientists and communications experts to develop 360 Branding & Brand assets, Scientific & medical Illustration, and Corporate Websites for emerging and established Biotech and Pharmaceutical companies.

I've worked as a volunteer graphic designer and art director with Scholarship Plus, establishing a branding scheme for the organization, as well as designing and coordinating production of branded collateral. This includes programs and marketing materials for Scholarship Plus events, and helping to develop visual guidelines and assets for creating branded Scholarship Plus materials. This is still a work in progress, but it's a passion project that is helping to add visual cohesion to the Scholarship Plus message.

As a freelance graphic designer, I've worked on a number of projects stretching from visual consulting to book design to complete brand development for a number of small businesses. For more information and examples of my work, please see my Behance portfolio, linked below.

I help develop on-trend product and packaging designs for a variety of home goods. Additionally, I assist with the preparation of product specifications to aid in manufacture of those products, as well as creating dielines and artwork for their associated packaging.

As Design Associate for NYBG Shop, I am responsible for the design and direction-of-production of various products offered at our retail location, both online and in-store. Be it illustrating and designing greeting cards from idea to shelf, or T-Shirts created for our holiday train show, I work with my coworkers to develop a product visual design concept, then draft a design to be reviewed among the group. After the design is approved, I am responsible for contacting vendors for sampling and approving the product so that it fits both the shop's needs and the shop's budget.As a design associate, I also assist with the design and implementation of various promotional materials, both for online viewing and in print. These have included projects such as weekly email banner design, product lookbooks, and promotional posters.

I helped the Research team gather in-depth information for the development of Tinybop's educational learning app, "HOMES." We research various aspects of everyday living in the four featured international homes of the app (one in Brooklyn, Yemen, Guatemala, and Mongolia). I also helped conduct, gather data at, and synthesize data collected at Play-studies held at local elementary schools. Additionally, I helped the design team create a number of brand-compliant worksheets and educational play materials, as well as assemble holiday-themed promotional materials.

Renovation of a collection of two-part plaster fish molds made by past Peabody preparator, Ed Migdalski. Casting in polyester resin, reinforced with fiberglass. Check out the process at the project's blog, listed below!Migdalskifishproject.tumblr.com

Helping to re-catalogue and re-organize parts of microfossil collections collected around the 1930s and 40s. Photographed and enhanced photos for databasing, and entered specimen information into the department database.

Helping to establish a visual identity, creating promotional and informative materials for investors and potential users. Both created materials from scratch and helped fit current materials into the developing style. Worked in keynote, illustrator, photoshop, and indesign. Was the direct contact with CEO and CFO for creating aforementioned materials.

Repair and Organization of arthropods in OML Teaching Collection. Identification and verification of new specimens added into the collection.

Working the cash register, becoming familiar with British artists and their work in and outside of the museum, interacting and helping customers, assisting the organizing of the sales floor, etc.