Vinyl Design, selected works

Micro LSD Cards replaces LSD tabs with SD cards, reframing data as a hallucinogenic substance. The photographic series draws parallels between content consumption and chemical stimulation.

The project critiques digital dependency and overstimulation through staged, surreal imagery.

A decorative display typeface built from the visual logic of standardized test answer sheets. Each letter is constructed on a rigid grid of circles, referencing multiple-choice scantron layouts.

A visual identity and publication system created for Carnegie Mellon University’s Emerging Horizons event. The project included print, wayfinding, and social-media materials designed to unify the exhibition across formats.

Relief Sculpting is a series of digitally modeled bas-relief forms developed in close collaboration with Lyndon Barrois Jr. I was responsible for sculpting high-resolution relief models in ZBrush, translating reference imagery and conceptual direction into dimensional surfaces designed specifically for CNC fabrication.

A playful campaign for Carnegie Mellon’s Open Studios event.

Tufted portable home.