A wooden playset for children based on Native American totem poles. Multiple games can be played with a single set of blocks. The blocks feature different animals...

Explorations for a line of vinyl toys based on Dia de los Muertos. Each toy would have it's own patterns, making them collectible and great for displaying. 'Poco...

A card game based on the practice of Louisiana voodoo. Players take on the role of a Voodoo Queen, the go-to women when you needed a spell, a charm, or some...

Style variation in character design. An experiment in designing one character and taking her to the ends of the style spectrum from highly styled to more...

An ongoing project of animal illustrations.

Designs for Matryoshka based toys.

Branding for a proposed chocolate bar company that specializes in high-quality and flavorful chocolate. Focusing on pattern development and eye-catching colors that...

Crit Happens! is a card game with fellow Illustration student Michael Hays, combining the mechanics of a card-battling game with the setting and cast of RISD's...

A collection of gift, stationary, and fun products based on affectionate sayings. I wanted to create cards that were meaningful and sweet, but also visually...

Two posters centering around 'dessert', using witty quotations and featuring hand-drawn typography and handmade patterns.

A creation game were players have to piece together completed monsters including one element of each color. The first player to attach all of the pieces is the...

Click here to play Eksa! (Requires a Facebook account.) From June to August, I worked at the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab as an artist with a team of...

Assorted patterns to be used for surface design. Click on the image for more.

A prototype of an educational application designed for iPad and iPhone use. It helps young children differentiate the different facial characters that make up...

Packaging design and production work for a proposed line of organic fruit teas for children featuring fun dinosaur characters drinking tea: Tea-a-Saurus. The...

Two prototypes of a read-along poster for students reading ‘The Inferno’ by Dante Alighieri. A velcro path is attached to the poster and cutouts of Dante and...