UMKC and alumni-owned MADE MOBB are launching a limited-edition run of Roo-inspired streetwear. This collection is an expression of our shared values that illustrate how we are…“MADE FOR COMMUNITY"

Photo-illustration created for UMKC Pride Lecture.

Our campus community welcomed the installment of a new bronze kangaroo statue sculpted by noted Kansas City artist Tom Corbin. The statue provides campus with a beautiful physical representation of the university’s mascot and is a celebration of the rich legacy of student-driven traditions at UMKC. The UMKC Student Government Association gifted the school with the statue as part of Chancellor C. Mauli Agrawal’s investiture.

Visual identity for Crescendo, one of Kansas City's premier arts events, hosted by the UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance at the beautiful Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. The event has raised millions for student scholarships.

Various logotype and icons I've created in recent years

Feature illustration and hand-lettering for Kansas State University's annual open house day. More than 20,000 people attend the family focused carnival of academic exhibits, entertainment, food, and fun every year.

Visual identity and hand-lettering created for UMKC Social Justice 2017 Lecture .

Illustration and hand-lettering created for UMKC MLK 2018 Lecture.

Postcard for Visual Inquiry: 2013 Kansas State University Art Faculty Exhibition. The exhibition’s self-selection curatorial process allows faculty members to choose the work they feel best represents their artistic output to the university community.

Visual identity for Crescendo, one of Kansas City's premier arts events, hosted by the UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance at the beautiful Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. The event has raised millions for student scholarships.

Visual system for "Beneath the Prairie Sky: Photography by Jim Richardson" exhibition at the Beach Museum of Art in Manhattan, KS.

Annual Report for the Beach Museum of Art in Manhattan, KS. The client wanted a playful layout focused on the new art pieces purchased by the museum throughout the 2013 fiscal year.