I collaborated with Ben Dicks on this brand refresh and packaging design for RWB Manufacturing Company in the Summer of 2015. The RWB Kendama already had a cult following and is still gaining traction. We looked to the Japanese roots of this toy for inspiration, combining elements of modern Japanese architecture and traditional print making. I've since been exercising my photographic muscles, making some social media and website content for special announcements and new releases.
Mad Priest is a budding Chattanooga- based coffee roastery that employs local refugees. It aims to support these individuals in their resettlement while partnering with agencies that can provide language and career training. Righteously indignant, and damn good coffee.
Tinker is a zine about ingenuity, optimism, and the human impulse to create. I produced this first volume in 2015. It includes essays, short stories, and artwork from some talented collaborators in addition to some topical graphic design.
Volume 1 contributors: Brian Beise, Kent Dickson, Daniel Gamble
Ouma Lynne’s prepares baked goods and farm sausages in the tradition of the South African padstal. Proprietors of these farm stalls leverage the country’s iconic windmills to act as both a brand and a beacon. For good eats in Nashville or Grabouw, look for the windmill.
I worked with Cinderella's principal, Joseph Schlabs, to create this newsprint price guide for prospective clients. The result is casual, but elegant, showcasing some beautiful photography without the fuss of high gloss and mat board.
I collaborated with artists Katie Hargrave and Brett Hunter to produce this newsprint guide for a bike tour they led around Chattanooga's Innovation District. The tour was part of an ongoing series of works they call "Like Riding a Bicycle" and was made possible by the good people at Causeway.
