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BOTAS Officials, Scranton 2023

Built to echo Scranton's own city seal, then reworked around the two roles the badge honors: a zebra for skating officials, a nod to the classic striped ref jersey, and a flamingo for off-skate officials, who work the perimeter of the track the way the bird stands at the edge of water.

Used for t-shirts and thank-you cards.

I Hate Valentine's Day Brawl 2023—present

Originally a one-off bout logo for Monadnock Roller Derby, built around a snarling skater breaking through a wash of hearts — deliberately undercutting the holiday's softness with derby's physicality. It landed so well with the league that it's been the event's identity every year since.

Used for social media, t-shirts, and stickers.

Whistles at the Wheelhouse 2024

Designed for an officials training workshop, built directly off Twin State Derby's own league logo, based in New Hampshire, so the event badge reads as a natural extension of the league's identity rather than a separate mark.

Used for all event branding, including badges, handouts, and merchandise.

Spring Roll Rochester Area Junior Roller Derby, 2023

A cartoon portrait of an actual league skater — not a generic figure — set inside a swirl of spring florals that mirrors Rochester Area Junior Roller Derby's own circular logo. The same illustration carried across a poster, sticker, and Facebook banner.

Town-Wide Yard Sale & Bike Sale table tent The Fitz

A double-sided table tent for two Fitz events sharing a date — the Town-Wide Yard Sale and the Bike Sale — designed to travel to coffee houses and libraries rather than stay put at The Fitz. One side drives sign-ups with a QR code; the flip side calls for bike donations.

Summer Fun @ The Fitz Camp 2026

A full-page recruitment flyer built to answer a parent's practical questions fast — ages, dates, weekly cost, activities — before asking for the sign-up. Candid photos of kids in program activities do the emotional work up top, while pricing, schedule, and a QR code to registration handle the logistics below.

Volunteer recruitment 2026

Built around the Unearthed excavation theme, pairing a minifigure archaeologist with a wall of raised hands to solicit volunteers for the festival, styled to match the event's branding rather than a generic call-to-action graphic.

Good luck 2026

A send-off video for the festival's young competitors, using real photos of students at work on their builds rather than stock imagery, so the wish feels specific to the program rather than a template greeting.

Great job 2026

A congratulatory video naming each participating team — Light Blue Stormgears, Diamond Diggers, Jr Chickens, Dynamite, Diggy Dogs, Luca Rockstars — paired with event-day photos, closing out the campaign the way the volunteer post opened it.

Space-use signage Art space, Auditorium, Community rooms, Gym

Each sign follows the same "How to use" structure, but content shifts by room: the Art space leans on studio etiquette — shared materials, labeling, closing lids — while the Auditorium and Gym prioritize booking logistics and exit policy for outside groups. A color assigned per space makes the right rule set identifiable at a glance.

Private event sign

A temporary sign posted whenever a room is rented out for a private party, program, or event, letting other visitors know a space is in active use without needing a permanent placard. Still built from the same tree-mark system as the rest of the signage, but styled apart deliberately — a deeper green and gold script signal an occasion-specific notice rather than a standing space rule.

PACH Outreach donation drive poster

A drop-off point poster for The Fitz's food-pantry partnership with PACH Outreach, using dual branding to signal a shared initiative rather than a Fitz-only ask. Bold, poster-scale type carries the instruction from across a room, while a needed-items list and drop-off arrow handle the specifics up close.

Anuradha Rao RE/MAX Innovative

A client-facing flyer built around a provided headshot, structured to lead with trust signals — years licensed, local market knowledge, client testimonials — since real estate is a relationship-driven sale before it's a property one.

Swoon Eyewear

A compact social ad built from a set of lifestyle product photos, cropped tight to keep the focus on the glasses themselves while still giving the shot room to breathe.

Monadnock Roller Derby recruitment "We Are Pack"

Action shots from the client's own bouts cut directly into the letterforms of "JOIN," so the recruitment message and the sport it's recruiting for read as one image rather than photo-plus-caption.