The cover for a Bonie Jash album released on Cudighi Records.

A logo for an internal software development team at a friend’s company.

A logo I designed for an animal categorization system for use in adoption centers like the Animal Humane Society.

A poster I was commissioned to design for a professor talk at St. Olaf during voting season.

In college, I worked for the campus pizza distribution center making posters for the monthly specials. This happens to be a poster for our limited edition wintertime shake.

The very first poster I did for the Lion's Pause in 2011, included here because the theme makes me laugh. Scandinavian pizza. Totally a real thing.

Everybody loves cats, and everybody loves chocolate. Well, not everybody, but the premise for this poster attracted a lot of attention around campus.

While working as a pizza ambassador, I also had the pleasure of designing a menu for the Lion's Pause.

At St. Olaf, I was part of an honor house called "Poetry House." One of our main projects on campus was throwing poetry related events at our house. This one was particularly special in my mind, as it involved a complete transformation of our house into in interactive art piece. 

A little promo poster I had fun designing for my band's back-to-back show with the most legendary band on campus, Brass Camel.

An art piece that sums up the digital work I was doing during my art major capstone at St. Olaf. Many layers of Imgur images were blended together and altered to form this work, which was featured in a yearly campus art magazine called "The Quarry."

A favorite product of my art major at St. Olaf. This was a print I made with images of my childhood cabin near Newport, WA. I can't remember the name of the technique used to assemble it, but it involved LaserJet printing, and I thought that was real cool.