Highlite was a challenge where we had to purchase three items from a dollar store and create an identity for the products.  The goal was to rebrand the three items together and elevate them to be more than they were worth. 

Seen Film Festival was a project to create a film festival and poster series based on 10 classics.  It was paramount to make sure there was a clear and solid design theme and still pull in intrigue from moviegoers of all walks of life.

UFO Museum & Research Center was an exercise in creating an identity for an existing museum.  Once an identity was established, we had to design and curate an exhibition for the museum to hold as well as the collateral that would go along with the branding.  It was all about the whole package.

Dan Flavin Exhibit was a project where we had to first travel to a museum and find an artist that grabbed our attention. From that the next step was to create an exhibit and book for said artist that showed who they were.

Self Data Visualization was a challenge where we had to track a single aspect of our day to day lives for a month that said something about ourselves.  The goal was to create a personal and telling infographic that defined us partially.

Kilter was a challenge to take the utilitarian typeface of Helvetica and through our own concept, devise a new typeface that did not lose the essence of the source material. 

No Fox Given started off as a total mystery.  We were tasked with choosing a number and an animal without any context.  From that we found out that we would be making food trucks based on the number we chose—correlating to a type of food—and the animal.  Every aspect of the brand was ours to create.