In my spare time, I love to explore object & typographic compositions with various media. Below are a few examples of my studies that explore hand-lettered, object and lasercut type.

A 30-Day personal challenge to create compositions with everyday objects + statements that reflect the emotions and phrases heard throughout 2020 Quarantine. See more at @objectsandtype.

“Let Go” is a short object type exploration around the act of letting of go of things you can't control. Using the earths' elements, we used methods of melting, washing, freezing, etc. to manipulate and destruct type. Some objects used included butter, chalk, frozen grape juice and water. This was a collaborative project done alongside Jackie Littman.

“One Big Hoppy Family” typography composition for the third article of AIGA Boston’s Brewing + Design blog series. Hand-lettered “hoppy” type + secondary type set in hop leaves and grains on black mat board.

“Designing Ale for Scale” typography for the second article of AIGA Boston's Brewing + Design blog series. Type laser-etched into transparent acrylic and filled with beer. 

“Brew-Ti-Ful” blueprint typography for the first article of AIGA Boston's Brewing + Design blog series. Hand-drawn type in white colored pencil on blue Canson paper.

Trivia Night flower and leaf foliage typography through white laser-cut acrylic, shot in natural lighting.

A short animation of the ShiftX logo for the Harvard 2017 Design Conference. Shot on a DSLR with 2 black lights, fluorescent pink paper, lasercut acrylic type and black mat board. In collaboration with Chris Caldwell from TPOF.