Hampton Art Packaging Samples for Walmart (click photos to expand)

This project combined lettering, illustration, product photography and editing. Hampton Art makes surfaces that customers can use to make their own vinyl or painted designs. I worked with them to create product samples that will be used on packaging at major retailers like Walmart to help customers get an idea a sense of what’s possible with their surfaces.

I went on site at the Grow with Google pop up space to create custom name badges for city officials, press, staff, and workshop guests at their launch event. I worked with them to customize a playful yet readable lettering style that would complement their design aesthetic. The photo on the left has been featured in Google ads on Instagram and Facebook.

I wrote and illustrated a graphic to represent SoFi members’ top 6 financial goals of the year, and then painted a poster-sized version on site at their Goal Getters panel event. In addition to this, I also printed 300 postcard-sized prints that were used as giveaways and created custom speaker gifts for VIPs.

These hot cups are being used at 6 locations around NYC! I collaborated closely with management to draw two complementary designs that included the flowers used in their signature tea blends. Using video chat, my iPad, and other online tools, I hosted real-time collaboration sessions to receive and incorporate feedback immediately, which streamlined the design process.

I brought my handwritten journals, cards, and prints to Facebook’s office for a special pop up event! Everything I sell is personalized on the spot to include names and special messages.

I worked with the team at Greecologies to create window art for their yogurt and coffee cafe in Soho. I drew their distinctive cups and spoons to personalized the designs, and used fruit from their most popular menu items.

I led a 4-hour corporate team-building workshop for the Marketing Team at Loreal. I taught them faux, brush, and pointed pen calligraphy, and put together supply kits for them to continue practicing at home. It was a fun group outing!

I worked closely with the owner of Cheers Lia to create her website from the ground up. I chose the images, wrote the website copy, organized the site structure, set up Google SEO, and maximized her site for mobile compatibility. You can see the site here: www.cheerslia.com.