Freelance Design

Editorial Designs

Freelance Design Work

Adobe Creative Suite
2020 - Current

On Being A Vermonter and the Rise and Fall of the Holmes Farm - 2021

VT Peeps with Sarah Blow - Podcast Design, 2022

Restoration Roundup - Podcast Design, 2022

Recipe Sharing Platform, "Served" - App Mockup, 2024

Hedgehog Astronomer - Redbubble T-Shirt/Sticker Design, 2023

Avalanche (Grace Ives) - Design Mockup, 2026

Editorial Designs, Vermont Cynic

Adobe Illustrator
2021 - 2023

Printmaking

Silkscreen, Relief, and Monoprints
2021 - Current

SLR horizontals

Digital SLR (all)

Pentax Super ME

2021 - 2026 (present)

35mm horizontals

Pentax Super ME

2021 - 2025 (present)

35mm verticals

A digital photography of the national arboretum's dinner-plate-sized lily pads in the summer morning light. the lily pads are backlight by the morning light so that they look like a flashlight is being pointed behind them. Taken in July 2024.

A film photograph of the capital dome against a light blue sky, with lines of two lush green trees on either side of the dome (partially obstructing the view).

35mm film photograph of an open field surrounded by trees in the distance (the National Arboretum, Summer 2024)

Canon Rebel T2i

2020 - 2023

DSLR horizontals and verticals

Digital photograph of an installation in front of RFK Stadium in 2020. The installation includes a large billboard that reads "In America, how could this happen..." and then a large number below it, (two hundred sixty three thousand, five hundred and twenty-five) representing the deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic as of November 2020. Surrounding the billboard are two fields covered in small, white flags (each flag stands about 12 inches tall). The two fields are located in the center of a roundabout on East Capitol Street. RFK Stadium is not pictured, but a green street sign indicating RFK Stadium is to the right of this roundabout is in view.

A digital photograph of my hands, where my fingers of my left hand are anxiously digging into the skin above my right hand's knuckles.

A digital photograph of a yard sign placed in the field between a running trail on UVM's campus, and a main road known as Spear Street. The field is still green, but is littered with bright orange leaves from the tree behind this yard sign. The yard sign reads "Keep it Up, Cats!" at the top of the sign, then "Mask. Distance. Wash.", then the sign shows a photo of clouds that are red and blue from a sunrise or sunset, and there is text on top of this photo that reads, "Bright days ahead."