Elements of the logo portray images of various professionals whom Windmill Microlending assists.

Logo design for the University of Toronto Psychiatry Department’s program—Competence by design . Each colour represents a different level of competency.

Here, a typeface similar to butcher stamps was used for a boutique butcher shop and wine bar in Toronto.

Created for SHADES–A Women of Colour Collective. The client wanted the LGBTQ community included.

Beaujolais Nouveau’s history is captured within the wine glass and at the same time celebrates its annual arrival at Côte de Boeuf.

Common Ingredient was created to provide an outlet for professional chefs to share tips and tools during the pandemic.

The BBI logo was used to create a dynamic marketing postcard.

A friendly and accessible fact sheet was created for Windmill staff and clients.

The report’s theme, “home” was achieved with whimsical illustrations and warm friendly colours.

The popular game Wordle inspired this IG post.

The Office of Multicultural Affairs holds an annual lecture in honour of Martin Luther King. Signage from the segregation era was used to illustrate the legacy of racism in America.

A collage to showcase the annual Martin Luther King discussion.

A second collage, using the iconic fist image, was created for the annual Martin Luther King Lecture.

Bold colour and striking imagery were used to illustrate the wide range of events at oMA.

A 40th birthday invitation for a Kentucky Derby-themed garden party.

Creative yet simple icons were designed to illustrate the theme and style of the party!

Vibrant colours and a bold food image was used to attract students to this local breakfast special.

A professional feel for the layout was designed to attract the attention of the target audience of young driven Black and Latino Pace students.

A clean, symmetrical selection of abstract trees reflect a simple and effective environmental message for a “No Flyers Sticker”.

An outdoor sign advertising the OOH (Out Of Home Showdown) event for 2022.

Bullet holes on glass are used to illustrate the pervasiveness of gun violence in urban spaces.

Ad designed for The Toronto Star Newcomers Section. 

Printed invited for an 80th Birthday dinner.

Printed invited for an 80th Birthday dinner.