Freelance

Crash Bandicoot
N. Sane Trilogy

Special Edition Box Art

I decided to redesign the box for one of my favorite games “Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy.” Specifically, I created this design as an alternative Special Edition Box which would come as a premium option for those looking for my content (like me). A physical copy would have holographic material for the front cover to create a psychedelic effect and more depth. Other possibilities would be an alt version of the cover when you flip over the back “mystery box”.

Podcast Branding

Client
Alan Johnson (Comedian)

Year
2019

Youtuber Branding

Client
Frog the Jam (Youtuber)

Year
2024

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I love fun projects.

I love games. One of the games I’m obsessed with is Street Fighter. I’m pretty legit and use a fight stick (arcade stick) to play and have designed Custom art like this Star Wars Plate based off an X-Wing Fighter! (on right)

Thanks to the dedicated teams at tek innovations and FocusAttack who developed these fightstick templates, I’ve been able to design multiple fightstick artworks for clients. The one seen above is of an Manga called “Berserk”.

Thanks to the dedicated teams at tek innovations and FocusAttack who developed these fightstick templates, I’ve been able to design multiple fightstick artworks for clients. The one seen above is created from a Manga called “Berserk”.

Branded Nasal Spray

Right out of college, I had the opportunity to work with my father, a working Medical Doctor to develop the packaging for a new nasal spray “Sinus Clear". The primary goal of this product was to be an all-natural alternative to the standard addictive products readily available at pharmacies.

Stuck with Fred

Theatre Festival Poster

As an Actor and Director I try to lend my creative expertise as a graphic designer wherever I can. Recently I worked with my friend Tim, a playwright in the NYC Community to develop a poster depicting his new full-length play titled, “Stuck with Fred.” My goal was to encapsulate the essence of moving on in a way that was beautifully tragic yet peaceful. I aimed to emulate the use of a singular bench as the play does while moving from black and white to color at the top as Fred passes on.

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