Design for motion

I designed the stickers, signs, and website for Save Lanes, a campaign for safer streets in Toronto. The site and materials support the campaign opposing the removal of Toronto's protected bike lanes.

Wordsnacks is a collection of word games on dungeonsnacks.com that help people get better at Scrabble, the NYT Spelling Bee, and NYT Crossplay. The games teach helpful words and strategies, from two-letter words to Spelling Bee practice.

Looping animated visuals for the PACKS album Melt The Honey, extending the record's artwork across Instagram Stories, Apple Music Album Motion, and Spotify Canvas.

For F.F.F.F., a two-channel animated video installation by Isabelle Pauwels and Paul Kajander at Unit 17 in Vancouver, I animated a surreal peacock using an existing 3D model, and did video editing and production for the custom two-screen projection. The show ran July 22 to August 27, 2023.

DungeonSnacks.com is a retro dungeon guidebook site I built for Dungeons & Dragons puzzles. I rebuilt it as a self-managed site with Astro, GitHub, and Cloudflare Workers, preserving about 30 illustrated puzzle pages and adding a D20-inspired random puzzle feature.

In 2020 I animated a projection that filled a curved dome space for MindWorks, the Ontario Science Centre's travelling exhibition about how the mind works. The piece surrounds visitors with a drifting, 360-degree dream environment. I created a sequence of surreal moments based on familiar dream themes: flying, losing control of a car, being chased, falling, and encountering spiders.

As graphic designer and web marketing lead, I helped Artik establish a modern brand identity on web, print and social media. The rebrand included a new logo, illustrated mascot and website design that put user experience first. I designed print material including new signs, apparel and catalogs to spread awareness of the brand.

I founded Handsome & Popular and designed the brand's merchandise, including pins, patches, sculptures and apparel. I promoted these products on social media, creating playful videos, using hashtags strategically, and collaborating with influencers to build an engaged community and make sales. I designed all packaging and visual assets to maintain a cohesive, recognizable brand identity. The work gained wider attention, being featured in the Toronto Star Style Section and in VICE Magazine.

A frantic multiplayer cooking game where you race your friends to make dishes in 60 seconds. Created with artist Saffron Aurora and developer Aaron Bosnjak for First Thursdays at the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Door is a mixed media puzzle platformer where one player explores with a gamepad while another draws the platforms on a whiteboard with a marker. You find the platforms through trial and error as you try to reach the exit. Created with artist Campbell Kramer and developer Corey Dean.

Paper Crane is a speculative retail product that clips onto a book and detects which page is open. That page is sent to a projector, which loads matching content: stars and jungle sounds for a children's story, diagrams for a science textbook, or step-by-step guidance for students. It turns print into an AR experience.

In 2013 I was commissioned by Google's Geek Street Fair to create programming that would engage kids in the possibilities of augmented reality. I designed a fantastical 3D version of my childhood home that kids could explore and interact with.