From award-winning newspaper covers to character illustration and brand graphics, this work reflects a range of visual storytelling—spanning vector illustration, composite photo illustration, and print and digital design across editorial, education, and branding contexts.
A set of feature section covers designed for The Tennessean, the principal newspaper of Nashville, Tenn., with a daily circulation of about 95,000 readers. The "Fantastic Four," "Ms. Cheap's Guide to Fall," and "14 Hot Reads for Summer" covers are original vector illustrations created in Adobe Illustrator, while "Free. Fun. Festive.," "Ms. Cheap's Summer Guide to Free Fun," and "Luke Combs" are composite photo illustrations created in Adobe Photoshop.
A special premium edition designed for The Tennessean exploring Nashville's rapidly growing food scene. The section was named a Best Special Section finalist in the USA TODAY NETWORK's 2nd Quarter Journalism Award, and its inside double-truck spread was a finalist in the Best Alternative Story Form category.
A collection of news and feature section covers designed for Florida Today, a newspaper serving Brevard County, Florida, with a daily circulation of about 54,000. In the Florida Society of News Editors Journalism Contest, the "SpaceX Grows Up" and "Second Term" covers each won first place in Page One Design one year; the following year, "Bang for the Military's Buck?" won first place in Page One Design again, and "Holiday Decor Trends" (Spaces) won first place in Feature Page Design.














































