Before we decided on the minimally designed, photographic cover of the Juilliard Evening Division Catalog, I played with a lot of ideas to highlight the joy of the performing arts and the diversity of the students who take classes at the Evening Division. One of my favorites used the counters of the letterforms in abstract play to express the idea that Evening Division students could explore aspects and talents they usually keep hidden during the day.

I redesigned this recipe book for International Flavors & Fragrances to conform with their new brand guidelines. The old book was very cute, but looked a little dated: pastel colors and swoopy, cutesy fonts. The new guidelines called for a more modern, sophisticated approach. 

Art Direction: Julita Ehle

The cover and selected spreads from the 2012 Annual Report I designed for the Girl Scouts Overseas.

This 32 page catalog details the offerings of Juilliard's Evening Division. We wanted a very clear, clean format, with a bright, fun palette. I designed a small calendar infographic at the bottom of each description to quickly communicate the number and frequency of meetings of each class.

The cover and selected spreads from the 2014 catalog I designed for Putney Student Travel.

I redesigned the Putney Student Travel website with a clean, modern look and feel while retaining the community-centered soul of their identity.

A set of data visualization pieces created for the Girl Scouts' campaign to bring attention to girls' goals for the future and the current realities of women in business, government, and finances.

The badge booklets familiarize Girl Scouts with the basics they need to earn a particular badge. Since this booklet is aimed at girls in 4th and 5th grade, the design had to be friendly, young, and fun, utilizing pattern, illustration, and photos to make the information as engaging as possible.

Art direction: Sarah Micklem

The badge booklets familiarize Girl Scouts with the basics they need to earn a particular badge. Since this booklet is aimed at girls in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade, the design had to be friendly, young, and fun, utilizing pattern, illustration, and photos to make the information as engaging as possible.

Art direction: Sarah Micklem