This project was a commission from Katie Mcfall and Jesse Kelly for the local festival they worked together to organize. This logo soft-launch graphic was created for the festival’s first flyer announcing the upcoming event being held in Radford on Earth Day 2023.

This is the finalized logo for the festival that I created using Illustrator. I also designed the background using the graphics in the next photo and hand-drawn aspects using Procreate. This also doubles as an official logo launch graphic for the event's promotion.

These graphics I designed for promotional purposes, specifically on the announcement flyer used to boost and promote the new event.

For this project, I was commissioned by Katie Mcfall to design a logo for her local farm-share service, which provided farm-grown goods from several local farmers to its subscribers. This project was completed using Procreate.

The client asked for four variations of the logo. Two for online and promotional use and two for printables provided with the farm share boxes. The previous one was designed for profile image purposes, and this one was designed to be used as a website header/ online promotion.

One of the two black and white variations for print.

The second out of the two black and white variations for print.

This is a design I submitted to a t-shirt contest held by Evergreen Lavender Farm, which was voted on by members of the community. My design won/ tied with another design and was then printed on shirts that were sold in a limited run.

For this project, I was commissioned by a certified doula to make a logo for her home birth services. She wanted something simple, peaceful, relaxing, representative of circular connection, and mind, body, and soul as a whole.

This is the black-and-white version.

Pictured is the color version requested for website logo use and social media birth service promotion.

This is a design I submitted to a t-shirt contest held by The Radford Coffee Company, which was voted on by members of the community. My design won and was then printed on shirts that were sold in a limited run.

This is the graphic I designed to be put on the front of the t-shirt.

I was commissioned by the individuals at Appalshop to design a poster for their 50th anniversary Seedtime on the Cumberland Festival. This event didn’t actually happen due to the surge of COVID-19, but parts of the flyer were still used for promotional material.

They wanted a flyer representative of the local flora and fauna of the Appalachian region. I chose to include a deer, a possum, squirrels, and raccoon pair, all of which are peeking out of the woods. The clients wanted wildlife, the forest, and the Appalachian mountains to be the focal points of the piece.

I designed these graphics for Appalshop to use for their flyer handouts at the festival that would have included the festival’s line-up and workshops being held within the building.

I was commissioned by the members of Slut Pill to design a few graphics to use for promotional material for their first album. This design was originally just for t-shirts, but the members decided they really loved the design and wanted to also use it as the album cover.

The next three photos are from when I traveled to Whitesburg to help the band screen print their merch for their album release.

This was the original design for Slut Pills’ first album, though the band decided to go with the legs and pills design for the cover and shirt designs.

The members of the band Slut Pill commissioned me to design a retro-inspired cereal box with space and alien elements. I decided It would be really fun to create respective alien personas for each of the members. From left to right: Carrie, strings extraordinaire; Mitchella, vocals; and Paulina, drums.

Designed for a benefit show held to raise money for the upcoming Girls Rock Whitesburg 2019. The show actually included Slug Pit, one of the bands formed at the first camp the year before!