Children's book for Sleeping Bear Press published in September 2016

Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Target. 

Press:
Washington Post

Client: Spider Magazine

Assignment: Two page spread illustrating a recipe called "A Taste of St. Croix" for the November/December '13 issue of Spider

Client: Lectura Books

Book: I See The World by Tom Luna
Ages: 2-5, 27 color pages
Published Date: May 1, 2012
ISBN: 978-1-60448-020-7

Paris

Inspired by the beautiful streets of Paris. This particular location was in the sixth arrondissement at 70 Rue Bonaparte.

Iceland

Inspired by the lush green lands and majestic mountains of Iceland. 

Normandy

Inspired by the dramatically situated Mont Saint-Michel.

Various Landscapes

Last piece: Collaborated collage with a Pixar artist, Albert Lozano. 

Sunday Business Career section - "Balancing a Vacation and a Busy Office" 

Technology section- "Decluttering your Smartphone"  

Business section - "Pen and Paper, Still Practical in the Office" 

Letters section- "The True Costs of Private Schools"   

Travel section - "What Would You Think of Living in Luxembourg?"

Client: Bay Guardian
Transit cover for SF Bay Guardian's "On the Move" issue

Forage Paper Co.

Bay Area maps

Client: The Los Angeles Times  

Assignment: Book Review for 'Fire Season: Field Notes From a Wilderness Lookout' by Philip Connors   

A series of post cards made for Stanford University Arts Institute's undergraduate students' promos

Arts Immersion trip to New York City 2014
Postcard Design: Krystina Tran

Client: Creative Insights

-Illustrations I made for author Scott Hutchins. These are now up on Stanford Arts Institute’s blog Creative Insights. 

-Illustrations I made for violist Lesley Robertson. These are now up on Stanford Arts Institute’s blog Creative Insights. 

-Illustrations I made for author Anthony Marra. These are now up on Stanford Arts Institute’s blog Creative Insights. 

Illustration for Deeply Rooted Magazine: Issue 6

Client: Sister Magazine (Berlin, Germany)

Assignment: series of food illustrations
Article-Farewell, Sugar! How I Quite the Sweet Habit and Still Live the Sweet Life. 

See the full illustrations and article here. 

Seasonal wish list collaged: 

Summer

Fall

Winter

Spring

Client: HOW Magazine

Assignment: Bringing creativity to business

Client: St. Louis Magazine

Assignment: 1907 Heidsieck Diamant Bleu "Shipwrecked" Champagne

(mostly spot illustrations) 

1. Client: The Bay

Assignment: About becoming a member at a private swim club.  

2.  Client: East Side Monthly

Assignment: School nutrition and food.

3.  Client: East Side Monthly

Assignment: Learning and Growing: Hybrid school-community gardens are bridging many gaps

4. Client: East Side Monthly

Assignment: based off a true story on a train accident

5. Client: Providence Monthly

Assignment: Star Treatment- Hollywood glamour in North Providence

6. Client: SO Rhode Island

Assignment: Cover art and spreads for Rhode Island's history quiz issue

Client: Belly Uptown 

Assignment: gift card for an Oakland restaurant showing off their delicious tacos and burgers 

Client:

1. East Side Monthly - school nutrition and food

2. Vegetarian Times Magazine - gluten free eating

3. Shake Shack- personal

Client: Funny or Die's The Occasional

Health & Fitness Issue #008

Assignment: 1. How-to Illustrations: "How to Build a Biological Potato Clock" 

Client: The Bold Italic

Assignment: Five illustrations for "The Myth of Funemployment"
Story here. 

Assignment: Seven illustrations for "Everything You Don't (Want to) Know About Eating Farm to Table"
Story here. 

Assignment: Three illustrations for "The Case for Walnut Creek"
Story here.

Assignment: Ten illustrations for "Don't Call it Frisco: The History of San Francisco's Nicknames" 
Story here.  

Assignment: Six illustrations for "Could You Move Back Home With Your Parents?"
Story here.

Assignment: Six illustrations for "The Marina is not San Francisco's Worst Neighborhood" 
Story here. 

Client: Grupo Expansión México

Assignment: Illustration about PET processing 

Client: Designmatters and Pan American Health Organization

Assignment: PSA I was a part of for 2010's World Health Day campaign

During my time as a designer and illustrator at Paperless Post, I worked on greeting cards for various holidays.