Selected design / across the years
Built to
be used.
Publications launched. Systems scaled. Information made useful.
A working archive of editorial, information, identity and applied design.Publication launches + reinvention
Before the first issue, there was a blank page.
At the Log Cabin Democrat, I helped launch ICON, Homes and the Faulkner County Business Journal. I also redesigned Women’s Inc. and took over its ongoing production—building repeatable editorial systems, not one-off covers.
ICON
A new culture magazine for Conway, Arkansas—conceived and designed around music, food, style and the people shaping the city.
Women’s Inc.
A redesign followed by years of covers, profiles, fashion and service journalism, all held together by one adaptable visual language.
Business + community
A chamber business journal built from the ground up and an annual concierge guide that made Conway itself the subject.
Sunflower Foundation / Rural health
Make the case. Make it impossible to miss.
I designed this pitch packet through KHI to turn a complex rural-health model into a concise, persuasive story—moving from the problem to the people, the plan and the invitation to invest.
Information design
Dense data. Clear way in.
Charts, maps, models and public-facing explainers designed to give technical information hierarchy, momentum and a memorable point of entry.
Pathways to a Healthy Kansas
Twenty-three communities. One adaptable system.
For Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, through KHI, I designed a family of individualized community impact reports—and extended the story into large-format environmental graphics.
Dave & Buster’s / National rollout
One system. Every location.
For a national freelance assignment, I translated restaurant plans into a consistent family of customer-facing floor plans across the Dave & Buster’s network—precision work designed to disappear into the experience.
fyi-Jonesboro
The publication was mine. So were the ads.
I designed the advertising for the independent arts-and-entertainment magazine I owned and published in Jonesboro.
Creative direction + publication systems
Not one cover. The whole operation.
Publication systems and creative direction across St. Louis, Conway, Arkansas, and Topeka.
Identity design
A handful from the archive.
A small sampling from hundreds of editorial, health, event and small-business identities created across the years.
Applied design
Some canvases come with wheels.
Vinyl vehicle wraps designed for fleets, promotions and a raffle-prize horse trailer.
The throughline