A collection of images featuring some of the campaign stickers, placards, buttons and other visibility/chum designed for Chris Dodd’s Presidential campaign.

While working as art director and designer for the Dodd campaign, I designed a number of event banners and backdrops like this one for events around the country. Smaller repeating text beneath the main type assures that the campaign’s message of the day will make the cut regardless of how brief the events’ coverage is on TV. Including the website draws TV viewers to engage the campaign online, sign up and to contribute online.

Commissioned by the Department of the Romantic Atlas and the Philadelphia Special Romantic District, this data collection form is a mashup of familiar voter registration and IRS forms loosely following Federal paperwork guidelines. The Romantic Atlas is the brainchild of Michelle Schmitt and aims to use data collected through such forms to map the density of Philadelphia area courtship habits.

The 215 Festival is a unique and fun annual Literary Arts Festival in Philadelphia. This schedule gave patrons a quick reference guide to the full week of festival events.

The postcards and poster here were in support of an annual event at Art Sanctuary in North Philadelphia that I had the honor of being involved with. The program engages young people in the arts while connecting with the community’s proud history of civil rights activism.

Clients: Art Sanctuary and Temple University/Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia

Objective: Express the connection between current high school student-activists and earlier generations’ fight for equality.

Design: Reversible layout mirrors Philadelphia student-activists with the Little Rock, Arkansas teenagers who tested desegregation half a century earlier.

From a series of postcards created for Philadelphia’s Center for Emerging Visual Artists.