This form of design often feels similar to cleaning up and organizing a room (which, oddly enough, I enjoy). Whether the content arrives polished or fragmented, the process begins by organizing information into manageable sections, identifying hierarchy, and creating systems that allow information to communicate clearly and cohesively.
I approach each piece by refining those sections individually, then weaving them together into a unified visual narrative. The goal is always the same: remove unnecessary elements until only the essentials remain — presented in a way that feels both functional and considered.
My interests primarily lie within the medical and educational sectors, where clarity and accessibility are critical, though I also enjoy projects within the creative sector that allow for more experimental approaches to typography, pacing, and composition.
Publication Design
Mapping Needles, Reducing Harm
Community Report
Using design to bridge research and community—clarifying complex social issues while centering harm reduction, care, and lived experience.
The Case of the Missing Mayor
Newspaper
A period-style newspaper created for a local radio-play, immersing guests in a turn-of-the-20th-century experience.
Eaton Lab at CAHR Conference
Research Posters
Four large-format research posters, translating Eaton Lab's research into clear, infographic-driven communication.
Sudbury Women in Art
Curated Book
Poster design for a true-crime stage play inspired by the 1974 theft of two A.Y. Jackson paintings.
Lung Cancer Screening
Infographic
Transforming complex healthcare information into clear, accessible visual narrative.
The Case of the Missing A.Y. Jackson
Poster
Poster design for a true-crime stage play inspired by the 1974 theft of two A.Y. Jackson paintings.
Safer Smoking Tips APSS Resource
Brochure
Poster design for a true-crime stage play inspired by the 1974 theft of two A.Y. Jackson paintings.
