Contamination Nation

This poster series was born during the "One design x day 2010" challenge. The series seeks to support the conversation of pollution around nature. Using a single geometric shape repeated in different colors, sizes and angles the poster series creates an artificial pattern that seeks to rescue the beauty of nature below the contamination stain.

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Album design done in 2008. Music by Allen Merrill.

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Client: Allen Merrill

City Facts is a series of infographics for Education FIrst, featuring interesting facts from some of the top travel destinations.

Art Direction, Illustration, Typography

Client: EF Education First

Global instagram marketing campaign for Education First.

Branding, UI/UX, Web Design

Client: EF Education First

Careers Beyond Borders

Branding and web design project concept for web portal for an exclusive international community that supports global careers through targeted business articles, networking events and career tips.

Branding, Interaction Design, UI/UX

Client: EF Education First

Motivation Nation

During the "One design x day 2010" challenge I did a small series of posters focused on sharing a positive message. This is the result. I hope you like them.

Typography, Design, Graphic Design

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Bircular - Numeric Font

Bircular is a numeric font design project that emerged out of week 49 from "One Design a week 2013" #odaw. Full alphabet characters are in the works.

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EF Challenge for High Schools

User Interface design for international speech language competition for high school students.

UI/UX, Web Design

Client: EF Education First

Year Ahead 2016

UBS House View - Year Ahead 2016 & Years Ahead 2016 Chief Investment Office Wealth Management

Art Direction, Editorial Design

Innotrans is a set of four tablet applications designed to support the daily tasks of train engineers and technicians while at the same time optimising the service performance of trains across the globe.

Client: General Electric

GE Capture the Wind

This illustration was used for a really cool project by GE to promote wind energy which was called: “Capture the Wind“ tour. The illustration was printed on thousand of t-shirts and handed out throughout the blade's tour around the US.

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