A poster used to promote, "Razor," a typeface I designed. Since the typeface was mechanical, I thought it would be fitting if it appeared like it was created by a machine.

Concept splash page for the Citibank Online, which has a major reorganization of the information architecture, as well as the promotional banners. Of importance was simplifying the content as to place more emphasis on promotions and popular products and services.

A clean and efficient interface that encompasses all of Citibank's help documents into one page.

This was an conceptual touch screen interface that would be installed inside a photobooth within an artist hotspot known as the Drake Hotel. Passerby's could explore the works of artists who had presented their works at the hotel by dragging and dropping Polaroids. The style was meant to mimic the antiquated quality of the interior design of the hotel.

A series of wallpapers which could be customized by the user. Users could choose which car and which background they wanted on each banner. I tried stylizing the photographs, as to emphasize the dirty quality of the Baja 1000.

Pawpulation is a social-networking website geared towards dog owners. One of the pages involved a discussion forums for people within a group. The design was meant to create a unique and simple style for the site, while avoiding visuals too brazen and distracting to readibility. The color scheme chosen was to mimic the organic quality of the outdoor life associated with dog life.

Concept project that was an interpretation of the data gathered by professor Donald Shoup, who explored the methods in which fair priced parking benefited the urban landscape and health of the infrastructure. This Flash site provided different sliders that adjusted the prices of both the on-street and off-street parking. Adjustments would influence the amount of cars on the road, and the general health of the businesses.