KMOD
I contributed the brochure as a personal donation. The 2022 publication brought the organization’s mission and family story into one designed piece.
Adaptive Graphics archive · physical work
Design that had to work beyond a screen.
Packaging and print ask different questions from a website: what reads at shelf distance, what survives a fold, and what still feels like the same brand when it becomes a small object. These files show product graphics, cartons, displays, and print applications.
One product, many places it had to speak.
The Silent Snooze materials run from sell sheets and carton artwork to a countertop display and photographed scent variants. I worked on this product for years, and it was a lot of fun. The later display artwork extends the story beyond the carton and onto the retail floor.
From pitch to package
The images document different jobs within the same product line. The dated files show evolution; they do not establish which version reached every store.
From the carton to the retail floor
The folder named “floor display render 2011” holds files saved in December 2010. A floor display rendering, a shelf display, and a sell sheet show the product line as a coordinated retail presentation.
Artwork across the fold.
The Breathe Thin files include a front-panel proof and a later carton dieline. Seeing both shows the change from a single promotional face to graphics that must align across a folded package.
A family of small products.
Three pen renderings use the same dark body and brand treatment while changing the product names. The identity had to stay readable on a narrow surface.
See the intelliWHITE logo concept
The identity in someone’s hand.
The Harmolin and Energy Wise card files show how two different brands moved into compact printed pieces. Energy Wise’s final folder contains separate front and back artwork.
Canon · three wide product headers
Cameras and printers, carried across three elongated layouts. The original presentation keeps the product images, reflections, Canon identity, and shared headline together.
Print across the client work
Menus, cards, vehicle graphics, and a donated brochure, each shown as a piece from its original period.
The Birchwood of Polish Town
The menu carried the restaurant identity into a detailed print layout. The project also includes signage and window graphics.
Affordable Cesspool
The mascot and logo extended into a truck graphic. The archived file is a vector layout, not a photograph of the finished vehicle.
Neptune’s Taphouse & Eatery
The identity appears in a coaster design with the line “Dine and Shine.”
M&M Steel
The circular mark was applied to a business card design.
Nicole Narayan
The Mobile Motivation mark carried into print collateral.
