My work
Guns N' Roses
Apparel & Merch Design
Taco Bell
Adults on FX
The Syndicate
WWIMF
High-impact social video and motion content created with The Syndicate to connect Guns N' Roses with more than 9 million Instagram followers.
Music and merch design for artists including Ally Evenson, Oleka, Underscores, and more. The work brings each artist’s visual identity into apparel through imagery, typography, and graphic treatments, connecting the designs to the music behind them.
Feed The Beat is Taco Bell's program for spotlighting emerging musicians. I designed promotional materials for the lineup, as well as vertical reels that showed off every band and artist that made the cut.
A music-driven launch activation for FX's Adults that transformed neighborhood laundromats in New York City and Los Angeles into community pop-ups by day and live events by night.
The Syndicate is a music and entertainment marketing agency. During my internship and freelance contract, I designed for artists, labels, television, film, comedy, and major conference clients—including MNRK Heavy and Consensus by CoinDesk.
WWIMF, the World Wide Interactive Music Festival, is a conceptual festival I built as my senior capstone at RIT. It started with a question: what would a festival look like if the audience became more than just spectators? Over a year, I answered that by building the complete brand: identity, stage environments, wearable tech, merchandise, marketing, motion, and a printed art book. I treated the festival as if it were real and designed everything it would need.